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Dear Editor, I am writing in response to your article “ Thx for the IView! I Wud ♥ to Work 4 U!! ;)” published on July 29, 2008. This article is very interesting from different angles, perspectives and opinions. First of all, my personal opinion on Textspeak is that it can be appropriate, but that is dependent on the situation and the language that is used. An example from your article from Ms. Johnson said “she received a candidate's thank-you note with words such as "hiya" and "thanx,"” which in this scenario I agree is unacceptable especially as the candidate knows that Ms. Johnson is the president of a recruitment agency. In the third paragraph Ms. Johnson states that more and more people are becoming too casual when communicating specifically when it comes to chasing career opportunities and using their mobile phones as the medium. Yes, I would say that using Textspeak amongst friends is acceptable but when dealing with people you know very little a...
Little Mix [THIS BLOG HAS BEEN MADE FOR AN ONGOING ENGLISH PROJECT. THE INTERVIEW HAS BEEN MANUFACTURED, BUT INCLUDES REAL INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR PAST AND WHAT IMPACT THEY WANT THEIR MUSIC TO HAVE!] Interviewer : This girl group were the first group, let alone the first girl group to ever to win in the X Factor, and were the first to make it past week seven in the X Factor live shows and in 2014 the girl group teamed up with BeatBullying, one of the biggest anti-bullying organisations in Europe. So why did you “Little Mix” first decide to go into the music industry? Perrie Edwards: Growing up, both my parents were singers in an unsigned band called Alexander’s Palace. Although my parents were both singers, I never had any ambitions to become a singer. Although I did a few school shows, I always thought I was just a normal singer and always stayed at the back. Before entering the X Factor, I was planning on starting a performing arts degree, although I did a few school show...
I have many interests such as golf, Jiu-jitsu, and swimming but in the UAE I only follow my golf as I have not found a swimming club that I like and the Katana Jiu-jitsu I studied is not practiced in the UAE. The most important things that I care about in my life are: my golf, my school results, my family and most of all my friends, but this year my dream is to be able to successfully reduce my score in golf from an average of 82 to 79 as this will make it that I am playing the course to my handicap, therefore making very happy with my position within Troon. I would like this, as I am looking at getting an internship with Troon when I graduate from the Diploma Programme to get some work experience while I take a gap year between finishing the Diploma Programme and starting University. I have found that learning different languages has opened up many doors for me in life I am not being limited to where I can work in future years. Having learnt 3 languages in my life to the...
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