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A 5 page discussion of the importance of grammar in achieving success in our modern world. Uses the example of the contemporary use of ebonics among African Americans to illustrate the contention that our grammar and that of others with whom we interact can impact the way we do business and even determine our successes or failure in particular endeavors. While there are positive aspects of distinctions in the way in which we use grammar, all too often an individual’s inability to utilize grammar in a manner which is in step with societal expectation is tied to that individual’s lack of education or appropriate world experiences. That lack directly translates into poor performance in both the social and economic setting. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: AM2_PPgrammr.rtf
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Our grammar, the manner in which we string together our words to communicate our thoughts, feelings, and ideologies, impacts many diverse areas of our lives. Our grammar is
a reflection of who we are as well. Our Grammar, of course, is also often a representative of specific geographic areas and even peoples. As a subset of
language there are unique usages which can tell much about the person who is speaking. In some cases, for example, we use dialects which reflect a particular geographic region.
These dialects and the manner in which we grammatically compose our sentences can even provide clues as to our racial and ethnic identifications. These clues can have a
tremendous bearing on not only the social aspects of our lives but even on the economic aspects. Our grammar and that of others with whom we interact can impact
the way we do business and even determine our successes or failure in particular endeavors. While there are positive aspects of distinctions in the way in which we use
grammar, all too often an individuals inability to utilize grammar in a manner which is in step with societal expectation is tied to that individuals lack of education or appropriate
world experiences. That lack directly translates into poor performance in both the social and economic setting. While this contention can be supported using any racial or ethnic group,
it is no better supported than by the controversy which is currently swirling around the use of so-called "ebonics" by certain segments of the African American population.
African Americans, like many races and ethnicities which differ from the dominant cultural group in the U.S., tend to live and socialize in communities and groups
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