IAR "It bees that way sometimes"

What is invention? (What activities did the writer have to engage in to create the text?)

• Discuss the differences between "Black English" an "White/or/American English"
• Discuss how the Black language could possibly face "extinction" in the future
• Give examples on ways Black English is used and the same for White English

What is being invented? (What ideas, practices, arguments, etc. are created by the text?

• Discuss the way certain statements are made in Black English and the way they would be properly stated in White English.
• Specifies the ways the word "be", "been" and other simple words are expressed through the two languages.
• The way the "th" is sometimes omitted an replaced with a "d" an how it'll always be in certain words such as "thought" and "thing"
• Discuss and give examples of the ways that different people speak such as the Mayor and the choir director.
• Discuss the difference on how the words are/ may be interpreted

What is being arranged? (What is being put in relation to what?)

• Black English compared to white
• Black English in the twentieth century to current days
• Differences in language an "style" of language
• From grammer to the way words are pronounced
• The way the pattern works in short poems

What is arrangement? (How are things being put in relation to one another?)
analogy/ or statement/example to application

• things being compared and also contrasted
• examples given
• going from a general aspect to a more specific aspect

What is being revised? (What is the writer trying to change (e.g. what ideas, practices, etc.))?

• The readers outlook on Black english
• The thought the Black english has no form or any kind of rules to follow
• Changing the thought of Black english not being a language and proving that it's just the same as White english

What is revision? (What strategies are engaged specifically to help the writer achieve the revisions?)

• Use of citations
• Use of lifetime examples (real people)
• Use of poems for examples
• Use of Black english styles and white