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tactics for toeic speaking and writing tests pdf - http://toeic.leap.edu.vn/bai-tap-luyen-toeic-part-5-co-dap-phan-1.html. By Melissa Fares and Gina Cherelus
(Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump's declaration of love for "the poorly educated" in his Nevada victory speech lit up social media on Wednesday, sparking a battle between those dumbfounded by the remark and those saying it had been taken out of context.
After winning the vote of the state's Republicans by a wide margin on Tuesday, the real estate billionaire rattled off a list of those groups who swept him to victory: "We won with young. We won with old. We won with highly educated. We won with poorly educated. I love the poorly educated."
By Wednesday morning, the phrase "I LOVE THE POORLY EDUCATED" was trending heavily. On Twitter, it was tweeted roughly 15 times a minute, according to social media analytics firm Zoomph.
"I am, by modern standards, poorly educated, and I think that Donald Trump is a threat to America," tweeted Aaron Camp (@AaronApolloCamp).

So there are good reasons for non-English speakers to learn English well.
However, for a non-English speaker, it is not very easy to learn English, especially oral engish well. Many English learners can learn written English very well but they just can not speak it fluently and effectively, like Chinese English learners, Japanese English learners and other English learners.

1. Clarity of Thought. Business Owners are almost always clear on what their message and motive is. They "want to get the word out" about their product or service and they want to sell the hell out of them. But many times what a business owner thinks is crystal clear is anything but that to the team.

Under this system, students are required to learn from home through the study material provided is required by the university or college and go straight to the exam on exam day. Not only this, under a system of online education is that students can easily get the opportunity to contribute to the program discussions related to their subject and offer peer review. It also involves learning through the web site that offers extensive study material along with interactive exercises and worksheets etc..

Christian missionaries to England brought with them Latin terms for their religion and more words were borrowed during the English Renaissance. From the Industrial Age and up to modern times, English tends to give Latin names to new knowledge and technology names, these names being either direct borrowings or neologisms created from Latinate roots.

According to Mr. Doan Hong Nam, President of IIG Vietnam, "Vietnam was chosen to host this important event of the region because Vietnam had remarkable contributions to the development of TOEIC worldwide. Moreover, as the country representative of ETS in Vietnam, IIG has been doing a great job in training and expanding the number of TOEIC trainers". In addition, Vietnam has 7 teachers chosen by ETS to participate in the workshop with other teachers from the Philippines, Cambodia, Laos and Israel.

It is estimated that between one fourth and one third of modern English vocabulary is derived from French.Linguistic borrowing has gone both ways in the history of French-English relations. As English has gained ground as the international lingua franca of science and business, many English words have been borrowed directly into French.
Though the French Academy, the watch-dog body that polices the French language, has tried to limit the number of borrowings, it has had limited success.Latin has also been a significant source of borrowing throughout the history of the English language. Before relocating to the British Isles, the Angles, Jutes, and Saxons fought and bartered with the Romans; they had thus already acquired some Latin words prior to the melding of their languages into Old English.

Those dealing in French/English translation do need, however, to watch out for the many false cognates in the two languages, called 'false friends.' Some are homographs that look the same but whose meaning is unrelated, such as coin (a form of money in English, 'neighborhood' in French) or chair (a place to sit in English, 'flesh' in French).
Similar words that have evolved easily mistakable meanings are trickier and often mistranslated, such as actually/actuellement ('currently'), eventually/eventuellement ('possibly'), or to attend/attendre ('to wait').In short, due to the vagaries of history, French/English translation is generally less complicated than translation between other language pairs.

Old English began as the language of several northern European tribes � the Angles, Jutes, and Saxons � who drifted to the British Isles and displaced the Celts. When the Normans conquered England in 1066, Norman French became the language of the court and English was relegated to the vernacular of the common people.
Only used for quotidian affairs, English became simpler and thus turned into Middle English, the language of Chaucer. The Normans controlled England for over 300 years; during this period, many French words drifted into English. By the time English came back into favor as the primary language of the Isles, it had transformed into Early Modern English, Shakespeare's language.