BA English Notes
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Anyways, i have found a website with the name of PKPlanet which provides BA English Notes in good quality especially i like its pattern of sharing BA English Notes. Lets read its BA English Short Stories Notes:
How to distinguish an educated person from the uneducated
If we ask ourselves a simple question: what distinguishes an educated person from the uneducated (for example, on a beach where everyone looks the same), then, after thinking, we will decide that this is primarily a speech. It is enough for us to hear a couple of phrases spoken by a stranger in order to approximately determine the level of his culture. It was not for nothing to remain silent and inflate his cheeks - otherwise he could quickly get to the core. So, the most important characteristic of an educated person is his speech.
Hence, we, claiming to be intellectually moral and educated (the rest can not read), it is necessary willy-nilly to comply with this. It is possible (yes, it is possible, we live in a free country :)) to say something to those who do not pretend to a high social status-after all, speech is a private matter for everyone. But if a person has declared his claims to the right to be called a specialist with a higher education, he simply needs to comply with the declared level. Otherwise, he discredits himself with his speech.
The conclusion is simple: literate speech is the most important indicator of the level of education. Graduates of Oxford University are distinguished by a characteristic pronunciation of an ulterior motive. This is their business card, which in England is
valued at least a diploma. Classical language- the destiny of rich and well-educated people, it is very important for such a conservative country as Britain, where the caste society remains.
But very soon, when education becomes exactly the same commodity, which you can master only for money, society will break up into literate and illiterate people ... and the second will be very difficult to get a decent job. Thus, our speech is our money.
