IOSR-JHSS   Volume-26 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep 2021

Abstract: There are various kinds of concord in the English language because the principle of agreement between forms is very central to syntax as the whole point about syntax is the interrelationships among linguistic structures and their functions. On this note, this paper reviews some works on the concord, with the aim of bringing out areas whose agreements determine correctness of our sentences or otherwise. The agreements include but not limited to: modifiers and their heads, time adverbials and the verbs used, group or pair nouns and the verbs used; and pronouns and their antecedents. For simplicity sake, certain points about concord discussed by Eastwood (1994) and Murthy (1998) were respectively reviewed. The review reveals that concord is much more than agreement or relationship just between subject and verb but rather the relationship between elements that are used for sentence formation. The paper also offers some recommendations for the improvement of teaching, learning and use of concord in particular and the English language in general.

KEYWORDS: Syntax, Concord, Subject, Verb

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Abstract: The purpose of this research is to find out how the knowledge, attitudes and behavior of village government officials are related to the enforcement of the Covid-19 protocol in their village. The research location is in Madura. This study will also analyze community opinions regarding village programs in terms of implementing the Covid-19 protocol. The research subjects were village officials and village communities. Selection of research subjects was done by purposive sampling. The method used was observation and in-depth interviews. The results showed several findings. Firsty, village officials had provided information to residents and had carried out spraying at every house distributing masks to the community........

KEYWORDS: Village officials, Covid-19 Protocol, Compliance.

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[3]. Interview with Sari`a
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[5]. Interview with Athika, Bangkalan

Abstract: Thepurpose of this research is to analyze the nature of human rights in local regulations, the characteristics of local regulations based on the transformation of social welfare rights and the ideal form of human rights transformation in local regulations. The results of this study indicate that: Human rights and regulations are regional elite series (guiding stars) that function as external morality of the law, as well as become the evaluation rule (norm validity) in a regional regulation. The Regional Regulations in West Sulawesi Province have not yet fully transformed the rights of social welfare in their content material, thus giving birth to the characteristics of a Regional Regulation that is Responsive-progressive, and has a passive-conservative character. The form of transformation of social welfare rights in an ideal regulation can be done using the technique of regional unenumerated and the application of the principle of addressing basic needs.

Key Word: Corruption Crime; Abuse; Authority

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Abstract: Background: Occupational mobility is the change of occupation or job. People do not usually have the same capacity to change career in the midstream.A worker can change job and/or grade in the same occupational field or another in her/his lifetime. The extent of occupational mobility is indicated by the number of workers who change occupation over a given period of time. The main purpose of this study was to determine the nature and extent of occupational mobility among female workers in the compliance and non-compliance garment factoryof Bangladesh..

Key Word: Occupational mobility; Female workers; Bangladesh RMG

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Abstract: Material management is an approach for planning, organizing, and controlling all those activities principally concerned with the flow of materials into an organisation. This research deals with the appraisal of the factors that affect the material management strategies of construction works in Ekiti state, Nigeria. A structured sixty (60) questionnaire was prepared and administered in accordance with the research design and data gathered were analysed. The analysis of the findings from the questionnaires revealed that sequence of materials delivery ranked first with RSI value of 0.823....

Key Word: Appraisal, factors, material, management, strategies, construction

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Abstract: Background: Globalization has changed how people live. Yet, it has never been as much as how millennials has to deal with it. However, how millennials' life particularly in developing countries shaped by the globalization is not been much discussed. The paper aims to determine the description and impact of the intensity of the use of social media on the form of social interaction for millennial families in Makassar City Materials and Methods: This research is a qualitative research using a phenomenological approach. The subjects in this study are five families who.....

Key Word: Social interaction, family, millennial.

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Abstract: Sprawl areas have homogeneous land-use and devoid of essential services required to lead daily life. Providing public transportation to those areas is not feasible due scattered nature of settlement leading to use of more own vehicles and restricted walking which adverse effect individual's health and miss out the benefit of usual walking as part of everyday life. Lack of casual interactions between neighborhoods leads to may miss out of social life and sense of community. The study aims to assess the impact of urban sprawl on human health and sense of community in Mysore Local Planning District.The primary survey using structured questionnaire has been adopted.The questionnaire was served to randomly selected dwellers of newly developed residential layouts at the outskirts of Mysore.....

Key Word: Urban sprawl, Human Health, Sense of Community, Social life, Distance factor

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Abstract: Analyzes the factors that are influencing the evaluation of learning in the EAP of Library and Information Sciences of the UNMSM. The main objective is to analyze the factors that influence the evaluation of learning presented by the Professional Academic School of Librarianship and Information Sciences of the UNMSM. The aim is to create a database with standard questions for all the courses taught in the library science career, as well as to generate the feedback role that the evaluation fulfills. In the assessment of learning techniques such as observation, interview, tests and analysis of tasks are used. It is important to take into account the adequacy of the instruments to the proposed objectives or competencies, the ability to integrate the instrument with the other curricular elements, the ease or difficulty of being assessed, the level of inspection - of pressure - by the teacher at the apply the instrument, the amount of anxiety it generates in the student.

Key Word: Assessment / Assessment of learning / Librarianship / UNMSM / Peru

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Abstract: This study explores how participative and representative role of women influences the foreign policy. The study sought to assess the influence women in executive and legislative positions had on Kenya's foreign policy drafting, formulation and implementation between the year 1963 to 2017.The objectives were: to examine the role of women in executive and legislative positions in the National government in Kenya since the year 1963 to 2017: to establish the contribution of women leaders in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Legislative Assembly in foreign policy matters since 1963 to 2017 : to identify the obstacles and challenges women executives and legislators face in foreign policy drafting, formulation and implementation in Kenya and to assess the role of the government....

Key Word: Women legislators, women executives, foreign policy, foreign policydrafting, foreign policy formulation and foreign policy implementation

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