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📚 English Speeches' Newsletter #71
Learn English with Speeches, News, Grammar & More
Hello, English Speeches community!
Welcome to our 71st newsletter, your weekly guide to advancing your English language skills with engaging content and real-world applications. This edition is packed with useful insights, from global news to grammar tips and motivational speeches, all designed to support your language learning journey.
English with News explores the groundbreaking use of AI to predict Parkinson’s disease, highlighting key terms like "AI" and "onset."
Learn English breaks down 30 common grammar mistakes, helping you avoid pitfalls like subject-verb agreement errors and misplaced modifiers.
English Speeches features Reshma Saujani’s inspiring address, encouraging you to focus on bravery rather than perfection in your personal and professional lives.
We hope this newsletter brings value to your language studies and motivates you to take bold steps in improving your English. Happy learning! 😊
ENGLISH WITH NEWS
AI Tool Predicts Parkinson’s Disease Years in Advance
This week, we highlight a groundbreaking development in healthcare: the use of AI to predict the onset of Parkinson’s disease. A team of researchers has developed an AI model that analyzes subtle changes in speech patterns to detect early signs of the disease, potentially years before symptoms fully manifest. This could lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options for those at risk.
Key Words:
AI (Artificial Intelligence) (n.) - The simulation of human intelligence in machines programmed to think and learn.
Example: AI is increasingly being used in healthcare to detect diseases early.
Onset (n.) - The beginning of something, typically something unpleasant.
Example: The AI can detect the onset of Parkinson's disease before symptoms become visible.
Speech Patterns (n.) - The distinctive way in which someone speaks, including tone, rhythm, and pronunciation.
Example: The AI model identifies changes in speech patterns that might indicate neurological diseases.
This innovative technology has the potential to revolutionize healthcare, offering earlier interventions and improving patient outcomes. (The Guardian)
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30 Common Grammar Mistakes Writers Should Avoid
Grammar mistakes can hinder the clarity of your writing and lead to miscommunication. In this article, we explore 30 common grammar mistakes that both native and non-native English speakers frequently make, offering helpful tips to avoid them. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, understanding these mistakes is crucial for improving your writing.
Key Points:
Subject-Verb Agreement: Always ensure that your subject and verb agree in number (singular or plural).
Misplaced Modifiers: Place descriptive words near the word they modify to avoid confusion.
Apostrophe Misuse: Be mindful of the difference between possessive nouns and contractions (e.g., it's vs. its).
By learning and avoiding these common grammar mistakes, you can make your writing clearer, more professional, and easier to understand. For a more detailed guide on how to effectively use these online tools to learn English, read the full article on our website.
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ENGLISH SPEECHES
Reshma Saujani: Be Brave, Not Perfect
Learn English with Reshma Saujani, the founder of Girls Who Code, as she delivers a powerful speech at the 2017 HGSE Convocation. In her address, Saujani challenges societal norms and encourages women to embrace bravery over perfection, stressing that success comes from taking risks rather than avoiding failure. Her message is particularly relevant in today's fast-evolving technological landscape.
Key Points for English Learners:
Encouraging Vocabulary: Saujani's speech uses motivational phrases like "embrace imperfection" and "take risks," offering valuable vocabulary to express confidence and determination.
Inspiring Cultural References: She draws from her own experiences as a woman of color and founder of Girls Who Code, providing cultural insights and real-life examples.
Clear and Direct Language: Her speech is delivered in a clear, engaging style, making it an excellent resource for learners to practice listening to and understanding authentic English.
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QUOTE OF THE WEEK
Learning English is a personal journey, where the unique inflections of your voice, the heritage of your accent, and the individuality of your expression are invaluable. While it's important to understand grammar rules and structures, integrating them with your identity is what truly brings the language to life. Instead of striving for perfection, focus on using English as a tool to express your authentic self, embracing your uniqueness as a strength in mastering the language.
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