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【正文】 the language and good fluency in speech. Somewhat paradoxically perhaps, on the wave of a rising hegemony of English, voices can be heard in favor of papers and dissertations being written in Polish. Only to some extent this may be the effect of the interdisciplinarity of research topics. It may also be interpreted as a lowering of standards with students having difficulties with writing academic English despite their passive knowledge of the language and good fluency in speech Hedges ? 1. Modal auxiliaries may, can, might, could, would Such a measure might be more sensitive to changes in health after specialist treatment. Concerns that naturally low cholesterol levels could lead to increased mortality from other causes may well be unfounded (Cumulative hedging effect). Modal adverbs: probably, perhaps, possibly Modal adjectives: possible, probable Modal nouns: possibility, probability 2. Adverbs of frequency sometimes, often, usually, occasionally 3. Lexical verbs: assume, suggest, seem, tend, look like, appear to be, indicate Examples: (1) Weismann proved that animals bee old because, if they did not, there will be no successive replacement of individuals and hence no evolution. Proved?suggested。 will be?could be (2) Water shortage triggers conflict between nations. Triggers?may trigger Let’s now talk about the data in Figure 1. First and foremost, it’s crystal clear that students don’t have many opportunities to speak English outside the classroom. You can tell this because all the means are under . Clearly, PolyU students don’t have any need to speak to parents, etc. in English. This is undoubtedly because their family members are Cantonese speakers. Obviously, there’s no point in speaking English when everyone can speak Cantonese. As you can see, PolyU students never speak to their grandparents in English. This is not surprising because, as we all know, old people in Hong Kong can’t speak English. That’s because the education system wasn’t very good in the past. You can see, though, that there are a few situations (overseas holidays and so on) where students do get a golden opportunity to use their English, even though this is not really very often. In a nutshell, then, the data in Figure 1 prove that PolyU students don’t speak English much outside the classroom. Let’s now talk about the data in Figure 1. First and foremost, it’s crystal clear that students don’t have many opportunities to speak English outside the classroom. You can tell this because all the means are under . Clearly, PolyU students don’t have any need to speak to parents, etc. in English. This is undoubtedly because their family members are Cantonese speakers. Obviously, there’s no point in speaking English when everyone can speak Cantonese. As you can see, PolyU students never speak to their grandparents in English. This is not surprising because, as we all know, old people in Hong Kong can’t speak English. That’s because the education system wasn’t very good in the past. You can see, though, that there are a few situations (overseas holidays and so on) where students do get a golden opportunity to use their English, even though this is not really very often. In a nutshell, then, the data in Figure 1 prove that PolyU students don’t speak English much outside the classroom. Let’s now talk about the data in Figure 1. First and foremost, it appears that students don’t have many opportunities to speak English outside the classroom. You can tell this because all the means are under . PolyU students have little need to speak to parents, etc. in English. This is mainly because their family members are Cantonese speakers. There seems no point in speaking English when everyone can speak Cantonese. As you can see, PolyU students seldom speak to their grandparents in English. This is not surprising because recent surveys have revealed that English is less widely known among old people in Hongkong. This largely stems from the fact that the education system wasn’t very good in the past. You can see, though, that there are a few situations (overseas holidays and so on) where students do get a golden opportunity to use their English, even though this is not really very often. In a nutshell, then, the data in Figure 1 suggest that PolyU students tend not to speak English much outside the classroom. Homework COMPOSITION 31515