Activity 8-13

Thesis statement: Advertising is an essential incentive to develop and advance the capitalist economy.
I. Advertising is one of the principal factors in stimulating business growth.
a. To achieve this goal, they must invest money to advertise their product.
b. If their advertising is successful and their sales go up, their business grows.
II.One of the results of a stimulated econonmy is creation of jobs.
a. If a company grows and must produce more, it needs more employees.
Conclusion: Without advertising, the economy would stagnate and maybe even collapse.

Compare and contrast living at home and in the dormitory (final_final)

The difference between living at home and in the dormitory is that family can let you feel warm. When I lived at home, all the things that I thought were about the free time and did something without parents. Beacuse there was no way to avoid housework at home and there was no place to be alone when sometimes felt not good. By the way, my mother's work was needed someone to help her. So most of my time was in the cart and delivered the goods for my mother. I know that was the kind of things what I needed to do. I never said no even sometimes I had a test tomorrow. I know that was right to help our parents was right, but just a little tired sometimes. So when I know I could do the all things that I wanted and would not be disturbed when I was doing something I was very happy. I thought many people had the same feeling liked me when the first time living in the dormitory. Then after more than one year living in the dormitory, I found something good and something bad. The good things are that you could know the friend deeply and when you need help in the homework they always are. Then the bad things are that you never know what kind of roommate that you will have and what kind of habit that they will have. If they have the different habits from you and that really bother you, I think that will be a big problem in the dormitory life. I am very happy that I have no the problems like that. But I miss my family sometimes. I never felt I had holiday on Saturday or Sunday because school was school not HOME.

Compare and contrast living at home and in the dormitory

When I lived at home all the things that I thinked were about free time and did something without parents. Beacuse it was no way to avoid housework at home and there was no place to be alone when sometimes felt not good. By the way, my mother's work was needed someone to help. So most of my time was in the cart and delivered the goods for my mother. I know that was the kind of things that I needed to do and I never said no even sometimes I had the test on tomorrow. I know that was right to help our parents, but just a little tired sometimes. So when I know I could do all the things what I wanted and won't to be stop when I was doing something I was very happy. I thought many people had the same feel liked me when the first time lived in the dormitory. Then after more than one year lived in the dormitory I found something good and something bad. The good things were that you could know the friend deeply and when you needed help in the homework they always were. Then the bad things were that you never know what kind of roommate that you will have and what kind of habit that they will have. If they had the different habit with you and that really bothered you, I thought that will be a big problem in the dormitory life. I was very happy that I had no the problems liked that. But I miss my family sometimes. I never felt I had holiday on Saturday and Sunday because there was a school not a HOME.

P120~122

1. Over the past few years we in Moscow have hosted several groups of American students. Now it was our turn to visit them.

2.
a. Classes were hard.
b. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly.
c. Saw a boy in ragged jeans eating a sandwich and drinking juice right in the middle of
a lesson, while listening to the teacher and taking notes in his notebook.
d. All the tables were arranged in a circle.
3. The students in school were very polite.
4. I think this make it possible for students to learn what their talents an inclinations are and to make the right choice for the future.
5.She thought American school could be used by the Soviet school system in its efforts to democratize the teaching process, create a freer atmosphere, establish better student-teaching relationships, and most important of all, improve the quality of education.
6.But many people in the USSR now say that free tuition and free health care aren't adequate to cover society's present needs.
7. American schools teach some subjects-ethics, for instance- that aren't taught at all in Soviet schools.

P123 Two Teachers

P123 Two Teachers
Topic Sentence: Two math teachers had two teaching ways.

Supporting Point:
A. Ali was hated by many students, but Ahmad was a good teacher and a lot of students liked him.
B. The differences between these teachers were attitude and teaching method.
C. Unlike Ali's teaching method, the teaching method Ahmad used was very good; all the students liked it.
1. Ali just sat down on the desk in fron of the class and read the book
2. Ahmad began the class with a review of the last lesson, then explain the new lesson on the blackboard severl times.