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  1. 2008/01/23
    useful expressions- I don't want to lose them. (1)
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  2. 2008/01/23
    essay 1/22
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  3. 2008/01/23
    essay 1/22
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useful expressions- I don't want to lose them. (1)

*The ages for those young  adults to be independent depends on each person.

 

*perform duty

 

*How much of an independece is being discussed here...

 

would like *

 

*in lieu of

 

*This is not much of an important issue here...

 

 

 * otherwise

 

An otherwise happy life

 

I couldn't describe him otherwise than as strict 

 

*are less prone to outside threats

 

* refute, counter, rebut

 

* explanation, argument, claim, viewpoint

 

 

진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

essay 1/22

Some young adults want independence from their parents as soon as possible. Others young adults prefer to live with their families for a longer time. Which of these situations do you think is better? Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion.  
 
        There comes a time when adolescents need to begin to lead an independent life of their own. There are a lot of things for them to learn before starting a new, independent life.  They need to learn how to earn money, how to spend it wisely and the way to manage their lives overall. To effectively learn all of these things, we should provide youngsters with opportunities to do all these kind of activities by themselves.
       Specifically, in my opinion, financial independence is one of the most important factors to learn for those who go through the phase to become mature adults.  However, this pragmatic ability to earn and spend money wisely, which would be helpful for growing the sense of independence can’t not be obtained overnight. By letting young adults be in the situation where they need to do all those things in person.
             When I came to Seoul for college education, I had to part from my family members who live in Pusan. Unlike in America, where leaving home for college in another state or region is much more common, it is not as frequent to leave family to go study in another city. At first, I had a hard time adjusting myself to the new environment and meeting the balance of money. Often, I overspent the money , thus, would be in big financial trouble. Overtime, I began to realize that planning such as listing necessary items and sticking to it is one of the solutions to solve the problem I had gotten.
        Other examples such as waking up early in the morning for class or important appointments are the ones that I got accustomed to by having to do these by myself. If I hadn’t the opportunity to learn things in person, I wouldn’t have realized important abilities in life.
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너무 딱딱한 글. 좀 더 부드러우면서 읽는 사람들이 '이해하기 쉬운' 글을 쓰는 것이 지금의 과제.
 
진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크

essay 1/22

Writing
 
The reading passage and the listening lecture tell about the concept “Altruism”.
First, it clarifies the definition of the Altruism. Alturistic behavior refers to something that animals or people do for the benefit of others, not anticipating one for themselves.
        For instance, we can easily associate the case of organ donation to the concept of Altruism. Among animals, there is one called ‘meerket’ , which can be thought as altruistic. One of the Meerket stands guard while others eat their food, in case the predator like hawk would attack the Meerkets. This guard meerket doesn’t receive any kind of reward for the conduct it does for others. 오히려, the guard meerkets are more likely to be in danger when their enemies try to attack them because they have to flee alone later.
        However, some people have a different opinion on the term Altruism.  They say the altruistic behavior aren’t sole sacrificing act as a whole. When we donate our organs to family members or share our food with strangers, we receive appreciation both from those strangers and society.
Some meerkets who have eating habits before they stand guard for the other meerkets and also flee as quickly as possible into the holes dig in the ground after they alarm others for the danger of predators. ]
Thus, when thinking about these meerkets and the example of non-material reward from others that human receive for doing good deed, the concept of Altruistc behavior doesn’t wholly refer to the sacrificing behavior for others. Rather, it is the behavior for both people who conduct the behavior and the others who receive benefits from the good deed.
진보블로그 공감 버튼트위터로 리트윗하기페이스북에 공유하기딜리셔스에 북마크