Word: implement
Definition: carry out
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: They implemented their plan
Collocation: implement a strategy

Word: incidence
Definition: frequency
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: Flu is high incidence in spring.
Collocation: low incidence

Word: inhibited
Definition: shy
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: He looks inhibited
Collocation: inhibited from

Word: integrity
Definition: honesty, principle
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: If you have honesty, you shouldn't do that.
Collocation: in its integrity

Word: spherical
Definition: round
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: The earth is spherical
Collocation: spherical zone

Word: uniformity
Definition: same
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: He brakes the uniformity of ideas.
Collocation: uniformity in

Word: abstract
Definition: general
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: This picture is very abstract.
Collocation: in the abstract

Word: scope
Definition: opportunity
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: Show your scope at interview.
Collocation: scope something out

Word: rational
Definition: not sensible
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: You have to think about rational reasons.
Collocation: a rational argument.

Word: underlie
Definition: basis
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: These ideas underlie this story.
Collocation: under the truths which underlie facts.

Smartphones in the Classroom?

     According to "Smartphones in the Classroom? Let Students Decide", David Gooblar states that students should be chose whether using own technology during class or not. Teachers think that hand writing is enough for note taking for student. But, he argues that students are needed to improve note taking and working skills using their techology; also, for preventing discrimination about students' disability, teachers should allow to use personal technology in the class. The author concludes by saying that discussion can be solution of this problem. It can reduce invisible discrimination and students make their rule about using technology.
  
     This article can be trusted and used in an essay. First, this topic is significantly discussing these days. It was written in 2014, so this can be seen currency information. The author is David Gooblar who published a book and is working at college. Readers can trust this article. This article is opinion based. There is no sources or link for more information, so it is needed to check other information. The purpose of this article is to persuade. Becasue there are pros and cons about using technology during class, it is objective article.

Word: albeit
Definition: even if
Part of Speech: conjunction
Sentence: I finally agreed, albeit reluctantly.
Collocation: albeit illegally


Word: amend
Definition: change, improve laws
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: She asked to amend a law
Collocation: amend the bill


Word: consent
Definition: agreement
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: You need some written consent of your family
Collocation: spousal consent


Word: deviation
Definition: doing unacceptable things
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: He enjoys story of deviation.
Collocation: a deviation from the plan


Word: distorted
Definition: twisted
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: He has distorted views
Collocation: distorted vision


Word: integral
Definition: essential
Part of Speech:adj
Sentence: It's integral process.
Collocation: integral part


Word: preliminary
Definition: first, opening
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: We give you some time reliminary to discussion
Collocation: preliminary talks


Word: passive
Definition: submissive, receptive
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: He has so passive attitude.
Collocation: passive smoke


Word: protocol
Definition: manners, code of behaviour
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: This test is about royal protocol.
Collocation: observe protocol


Word: uniformity
Definition: same
Part of Speech: noun
Sentence: We have to break the uniformity of resume to be hired.
Collocation: the drab uniformity of the houses

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Word: cease
Definition: stop
Part of Speech: Verb
Sentence: you never cease to make me cry.
Collocation: cease operation


Word: civil
Definition: country people, polite
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: I love this civil life.
Collocation: civil strife


Word: classical
Definition: old, rome. greece thing.
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: I used to read classical mythology.
Collocation: classical mythology


Word: commentary
Definition: narration, report
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: I watched sports commentary.
Collocation: political commentary


Word: compute
Definition: calculate
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: I have to compute sales of this month.
Collocation: compute severance pay


Word: constitute
Definition: represent
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: Korea is said to constitute hell.
Collocation: constitute a crime


Word: grant
Definition: approve
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: Your request was granted.
Collocation: grant bail


Word: implicit
Definition: implied
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: I can see his implicit trust.
Collocation: implicit criticizm


Word: induce
Definition: cause
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: In Korea, inducing abortion is illigal.
Collocation: induce customers to buy


Word: subsequent
Definition: following, later
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: It causes many subsequent problems.
Collocation: subsequent generations

Word: behalf
Definition: benefit, support
Part of Speech: Noun
Sentence: On behalf of the executives, I apologize to employee.
Collocation: on behalf of somebody


Word: empirical
Definition: first-hand, direct
Part of Speech: Adj
Sentence: We have to do an empirical study.
Collocation: an empirical study

Word: liberal
Definition: torelent, open mind
Part of Speech: Adj
Sentence: I support liberal theories.
Collocation: liberal politicians

Word: mediate
Definition: intervine, step in
Part of Speech: Verb
Sentence: They have to mediate their differences.
Collocation: mediate a dipute

Word: straightforward
Definition: simple, easy
Part of Speech: adj
Sentence: It is straighforward to come here. 
Collocation: straightforward process

Word: compile
Definition: put together, collect
Part of Speech: Verb
Sentence: We have to compile statistics for reports.
Collocation: compile a book.

Word: notwithstanding
Definition: despite
Part of Speech: preposition
Sentence: Notwithstanding bad weather, It is successful.
Collocation: notwithstanding disapprov

Word: infer
Definition: imply?
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: What do you infer from this story?
Collocation: infer from

Word: restrain
Definition: control
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: Goverment restrain deflation.
Collocation: restrain somebody's liberty

Word: undertake
Definition: agree, contact
Part of Speech: verb
Sentence: We undertake this project.
Collocation: undertake to guide

environmental refugees

I agree to help environmental refugees such as vincente with national taxes. First, the cause of environmental problems such as global warming is not the refugees but the ordinary people. Handwerk(2004) states that “Human activities, burning fossil fuels and clearning forests, have greatly increased concentrations by producing these gases fster than plants and oceans can soak them up”. This demonstrates that people who want to get benefit from damaging the environment is the main cause of sea level rise and environmental refugee problems. Second, if the country provides basic support for refugees to settle, they will seek jobs in that country and can generate new taxes. Third, in the case of South Korea, many North Korean defectors are accommodated. South Korea supports the settlement of defectors on a humanitarian level. The North Korean defectors provide detailed information about the North Korean society, and South Korea can review the ways to narrow the gap between the North and South ideals so that they can prepare for unification more easily. The world should place more emphasis on human rights. Everyone should be given a fair opportunity and can choose where they live. That is why I think environmental refugees should be accepted and supported by nation.

 

1.     Handwerk, B. “Global Warming Fast Facts”. National Geographic News. Dec 6, 2014. Retrieved: Apr 30, 2017.

Synthesis

   Climate change causes serious problems. First, Sea level is increasing because of global warming. For example, Handwerk(2004) states that “the average global sea level has risen by 4 to 8 inches over the past century”. This demonstrates that global warming geographically influences on planet. Second, variety of animals or plants species is decreasing. Most famous example is polar bears that lose their living habitat due to melting ice. Third, global warming makes millions of environmental refugees. For example, Kakissis(2010) says that Bangladeshi have moved their villages because of river erosion. This demonstrates that climate change affects human life. Global warming makes a variety of serious problems; therefore, we have to find ways to prevent these problems and to stop climate change.

Reference

1.     Kakissis, J. “Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home”. The New York Times, Jan 3, 2010. Retrieved: Apr 27, 2017.

2.     Handwerk, B. “Global Warming Fast Facts”. National Geographic News. Dec 6, 2014. Retrieved: Apr 27, 2017.