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 This is the last stage of this wonderful journey. A lot of feelings, emotions and thoughts come to my mind...Difficult to describe how exciting it is for me to share with you this unique moment...

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 Entry #8- Oral Presentation. Yule, G. (2014). The Study of Language.  UK. Cambridge University Press.    CHAPTER 1 " THE ORIGINS OF LANGUAGE"      This chapter reviews the different theories and sources that tried to account for the origins of language. Some of these sources ranged from divine powers to physical features that may have allowed the production of speech.     The Divine Source formulated that a divine source provided humans with language. To prove this, some experiments were carried out and they consisted of isolating babies as to have them only speak the God-given language.   Another theory about the origin of speech is the Natural Sound Source. The Onomatopoeic Theory stated that language may have originated from the imitation and association of sounds to the object. In modern languages, we can find examples in words such as splash, boom, bang, among others. Another theory within the Natural Sound Source, called...
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Entry # 13- Abstracts

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ABSTRACTS Metacognitive Analysis # 13. An abstract is a short text that comprises the main concepts of a paper;it is not a simple summary of a document. An abstract should contain the purpose of the paper, the problem that the work attempts to solve; the major findings found as a result of the analysis; and a brief summary of the conclusions. In this sense, it is relevant to highlight that the main purpose of an abstract is to provide  readers with the most salient ideas of the work.In consequence,  readers can evaluate and decide whether the content of the research is relevant and useful in their own research. Moreover, an abstract should allow the readers to get enough information about the paper without requiring them to read the actual document. Accordingly, a good abstract requires accuracy; brevity and clarity, and it must be written in a formal style.  
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