Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example | sophomore | n | The second- year student | I’m a sophomore at Hai Phong private university now. | petite | adj | Small, little of a woman or a girl | My sister is petite and many people want to be like her. | extraordinary | adj | Exceeding he common degree, measure, condition. | Mozart has extraordinary talent about music. | energy | n | Ability to act or work with strength and enthusiasm | That energy helps him become a rich man. | alumnus | n | A student who graduated university | | Motive power | np | Help somebody makes act better | His girlfriend is always the best motive power for him. | disable | adj | Unable to use a part of your body completely or easily . | |
II. Sample 1
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The person I admire
Movie stars and singers, who make a lot of money and are famous, are teenager’s admiration. However, they don’t even know the person or their personality. To me admiration is a kind of respect. But there aren’t a lot of people in this world who have that kind of respect from me. My mother is the only person who had entered my life and made me look at things differently.
The first reason that I admire my mother is she teaches me about experience. Experience is what you learn as you go through your life. As a child, you always learned that people really nice and generous. That is not true. As you step into the real world, you will see the person’s real face and all difference schemes, plan to make them success. This had happened to me when I was in sixth grade. When my class has a test and my friend does not know the answer , she asked me what the answer is and I told her what the answer is but when I have a problem and I asked her, she’s never answer me. Instead she said she doesn’t know or she hasn’t got there yet. I was really