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    Long ago, wolves were domesticated and selectively bred by humans into diverse dog breeds suited for different purposes. Over thousands of years, dogs evolved through selective breeding for traits like size, coat, and abilities to fulfill varying human needs like herding, hunting, racing, and guarding. Similarly, World Englishes originated and diversified from a common root in the Western Germanic languages. As English spread globally, it adapted to new societies and uses, developing variations shaped by local contexts just as dog breeds evolved for specific human purposes, yet all remain classifications of the single English language.

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    Long ago, wolves were domesticated and selectively bred by humans into diverse dog breeds suited for different purposes. Over thousands of years, dogs evolved through selective breeding for traits like size, coat, and abilities to fulfill varying human needs like herding, hunting, racing, and guarding. Similarly, World Englishes originated and diversified from a common root in the Western Germanic languages. As English spread globally, it adapted to new societies and uses, developing variations shaped by local contexts just as dog breeds evolved for specific human purposes, yet all remain classifications of the single English language.

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    Long ago, wolves were domesticated and selectively bred by humans into diverse dog breeds suited for different purposes. Over thousands of years, dogs evolved through selective breeding for traits like size, coat, and abilities to fulfill varying human needs like herding, hunting, racing, and guarding. Similarly, World Englishes originated and diversified from a common root in the Western Germanic languages. As English spread globally, it adapted to new societies and uses, developing variations shaped by local contexts just as dog breeds evolved for specific human purposes, yet all remain classifications of the single English language.

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    Lesson 8-9

    World Englishes and Global Communication

    Seat Work # 6 (June 22, 2020)

    ACTIVITY #2

    Think of a concept which caters to the idea of development or origin (ex. development of a
    mobile phone, human embryo, tree, flower, pupa, or anything that has progress and life. The
    more unique and well- thought the better) Use this conception for a metaphorical comparison
    to the origin of World Englishes. A chosen concept should match the description. You may
    draw or borrow images for enhancement from the net. Be sure to attach the source. (Picture
    borrowed from
    https://www.google.com/search?q=development+of+a+tree&sxsrf=ALeKk03pzxiagpgUKAd8oUSQ0OYcx8opCA:1592750038333&s
    ource=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiTm4CikJPqAhVZA4gKHQNsDAUQ_AUoAXoECBMQAw&biw=1366&bih=625#i
    mgrc=HU2u4Smn-bJiuM

    Criteria:

    I. Ability to use Metaphor and Analogy (10pts)


    II. Creativity in choosing the object/ concept (10pts)
    III. Clarity and suitability of description per parts/ items in the chosen subject to the
    concept compared (10 pts.)

    Photo borrowed from


    https://www.google.com/search?q=selective+breeding&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwi-5-vxnpXqAhULBpQKHTFkDzUQ2-
    cCegQIABAA&oq=selecti&gs_lcp=CgNpbWcQARgAMgQIABBDMgQIABBDMgQIABBDMgQIABBDMgQIABBDMgQIABBDMgQIABBDMgIIADICC
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    Evolution of dogs

    Long-ago, before the so-called man’s best friend learned to play fetch, his ancestors
    were wild and vicious. Until thousand years ago, humans domesticated wolves that turned
    into what we know as dogs. As human cultures and occupations became more diverse and
    specialized so did the dogs. Some became short and stocky to herd livestock, some became
    thin and sleek for racing and some became large and muscular for guarding. During
    England’s Victorian era, the dogs were standardized into breeds. And now, people are
    breeding dogs, according to their wants and needs. For instance, hunting dogs were bred to be
    smaller in stature, racing dogs were bred to be sleek and fast, and pet dogs, like Chihuahuas,
    were selectively bred for their tiny size. Comparing it to English, it all came from Western
    Germanic Language and over time it evolved and people started to have different variations
    of the English language just like how there are different dog breeds. These variations are
    shaped to fit the people speaking it. For example, Singaporean English uses pragmatic
    particles to indicate their attitude to what they are saying. But regardless of these variations,
    they are all called the English language.

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