Day 1:
- Rage.
- My entertainment is to get my sister mad with my freaking jokes, and you know that, she jump up and down with rage but she cannot do anything to cover her.
- Starvation raged a long time so many animals and people died of.
- Assert
- The authorities strongly assert that they have no responsibility for the crime rage recently.
- When someone want to be invest, they have to assert that their revenue company will boost in the range from 30% to 40% after this year.
- They engaged a newspaper to public and assert that they are innocent.
- Adamant
- I’m trying to convince my friend of his opinions but he’s so adamant that he’s right.
- How can I do to change his adamant decisions?
- His father adamantly opposed her second marriage, because of his poverty.
- Rigid
- To boost national economy and recover from financial crisis, the government should change their rigid policies.
- I was completely rigid when she told she loved me.
- Vehement
- Despite vehement opposition from local residents, the major adamantly continues to execute a plan.
- When I gave them my opinions, and they vehemently objected.
- Oppose.
- The proposed new method of teaching has adamantly opposed because of having no flexible and reality.
- Anything he said so apparently his girlfriend opposed.
- Above-mentioned
- These above-mentioned consequences could take place immediately.
- According to what her above-mentioned things, we can imagine that what advantages we can benefit from.
- With above-mentioned issues which cannot resolve extensively can be an enormous problem gradually.
- Preponderant
- Music and Art apparently would be a side subject at almost Vietnamese high schools.
- Positive outcome.
- Most parents hope their sons have positive outcomes but they don’t exactly know, they are putting pressure on them.
- Positive outcomes are things which any educated person wants to reach.
- When I was in the twelfth grade, I had not tried to get positive outcomes, so now, I could not apply any full scholarship to study aboard.
- Rely on, depend on.
- He could not be mature because of his dependence on his parents. (because he depends on his parents too much.)
- I can help him homework but cannot solve difficulties to him when he faces with his test at school, so he should not rely on me.
- Exemplify (v). Exemplification (v).
- To strongly what you think, you should give me some exemplifications.
- She tried to explain to audiences by exemplifying lots of real examples.
- Incontrovertible, irrefutable (adj)
- His support and contribution to build this village is incontrovertible, but he abuses his position to create crazy rules.
- Your arguments are definitely true but an irrefutable fact is, it’s also true if you put yourself in my shoes.
- An irrefutable evidence is, this guy had killed her dog by poison, jump over the wall and break-in this house.
- Convey
- I really want to listen his speech again because he conveyed many things useful for me.
- Wow, she has a splendid voice and this advantage lets her convey everything attractively.
- Manner. (n: way, behavior, type)
o way
- With same materials and teacher, the difference of positive outcomes relies on the manner of studying.
- Different manners of cooking diverse many new styles with same materials.
- With the same manners of organization and operation but apparently this company has higher revenue and do more effectively than the rest.
o behaviour - Although he is 30 years old, he should be taught to change his bad manner.
- This educated climate shape him into his present manner.
- The way to change her manner is take care of her more and show your respect to her.
o Type - I have lots of faces, can you guess what manner am I?
- He treat badly with his parents, wife and blood relatives but he is so friendly with others. I cannot imagine what manner of human he is.
- Gesture (n,v: cỠchỉ)
- A rude gesture can change a good attitude to worse.
- He cannot say anything but he helps me by gesturing me on right direction.