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3. 3 I found fourteen errors. Journal: Write the phrases, correcting the errors.

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5. 5 1. Copy the word 2. Fill in “My Definition” including the part of speech

6. v. to compel observance of or compliance with (a law, rule, or obligation). Other forms: n. enforcement, adj. enforceable Synonyms: impose, apply, administer, implement, execute imposeapplyadministerimplementexecute 6

7. 7 1.Copy the word 2.Fill in “My Definition” including the part of speech #2 entity

8.  n. a thing with distinct and independent existence  ETYMOLOGY: late 15th century (denoting a thing's existence): from French entité or medieval Latin entitas, from late Latin ens, ent- ‘being’ (from esse ‘be’).  Synonyms: being, creature, individual, organism, life formbeingcreatureindividualorganismlife form  The church and empire were fused in a single entity.  Some think our government, as an entity, has lost some of its integrity of late. 8 #2 entity

9. 9 1.Copy the word 2.Fill in “My Definition” including the part of speech #3 internal

10.  adj. existing or happening within a person, thing, organization, etc.  ETYMOLOGY: Latin interus meaning inward, from modern Latin internalis  Synonyms: inside, home, interior, mental, secret  The country stepped up internal security although the borders remained open.  Internal motivation is the only thing that drives a person to achieve his or her personal best.  The home’s internal walls are made of plasterboard, while the outside walls are hardy plank. 10 #3 internal

11. 11 #4 presume

12. 12 #4 presume v. Synonyms: suppose imagine expect postulate

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15. 15 1. v. to settle or find a solution to (a problem or dispute) or to set about a course of action 2. n. a firm determination to do something Synonyms: v. settle, fix, rectify n. decision, solution, commitment Sentence examples: v. Our team resolved to improve skills rather than focusing on the “win,” but THIS is what lead us to win. n. Successful people have the resolve to seek solutions rather than focusing on problems.

16. 16 1. Copy the word 2. Fill in “My Definition” including the part of speech

17. v. to decrease; to go down; to politely refuse n. A gradual, continuous loss or decrease in number, quality or quantity ETYMOLOGY: late Middle English: from Old French decliner, from Latin declinare “bend down, turn aside” Other forms: n. declination, adj. declinable Synonyms: decrease, reduce, lessen diminish, shrink, contract 17

18. In a sentence: Since the boy’s grade had experienced a steady decline below his past year’s average, he was assigned to ESD to help Improve it. Notice the context of the sentence gives clues to the definition. Synonyms: decrease, reduce, lessen diminish, shrink, contract 18

19. 19 #7 enable

20. 20 verb: to create the conditions for someone or something to continue or succeed; to activate http://alcoholism.about.com/cs/info2/a/aa052197.htm Click the link to see a video related to enabling and alcoholism, a common issue. Other forms of the word: enabler, enabling, enabled Synonyms: allow, permit, empower, facilitate, let #7 enable

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22. 22 v. to force a situation, belief or compliance upon another Related forms: imposition, imposable, impossible, imposableness Synonyms: exploit, compel, inflict, force, take advantage of

23. 23 Sentence: Our visitors told us they were going to stay for one week, but after a month it began to feel like quite an impositon. Write your own sentence describing a time you were imposed upon.

24. 24 #9 integrate #9 integrate NEEDS REVISION FROM HERE ON

25. 25 #9 integrate adj. probable or reasonable Synonyms: compelling, congruent, consistent, convincing, deducible, discerning, judicious, legit, legitimate, plausible, rational, sensible, sound, valid, Other forms: illogical ( + il = “not” or “opposite of”)

26. 26 #10 reveal

27. 27 #10 reveal v. to make (previously unknown or secret information) known to other The grimace on her face revealed that she was not satisfied with the result. →Write three descriptive sentences that illustrate that you know the meaning of the word “reveal” using context clues. Underline them.

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29. 29 Unincorporated quote: Tim looks up to Sam. “My brother Sam was standing there, wearing a uniform. Oh my, he looked proud ” (1). This quote describes how Tim saw Sam's uniform. He was constantly mentioning Sam’s uniform and so he must want to be just like him. [This is what some call quote dumping]. Incorporated quote: Since Tim frequently mentions Sam’s uniform, noting that "he looked proud," (1) this underscores his apparent admiration of him. He obviously looks up to him and there are many examples…

30. 30 v.: to include within something larger; to contain; to mix in The spending agreement incorporates ideas from both Democrats and Republicans. Synonyms: integrate, mix, assimilate Other forms: incorporated,

31. 31 #14 generate

32. 32 #14 generate v. to portray in words; to describe Other form: depiction Synonyms: illustrate, describe, represent, relate

33. 33 I asked the student to elaborate on his answer by including an example so that the rest of the class would fully understand his example. The wedding dress’ elaborate beading made it quite expensive.

34. 34 adj. many carefully arranged parts or details; complicated in design v. to develop in intricate and rich detail Other forms: elaboration, elaborately Syn.: adj. complicated, complex, detailed v. develop, elucidate, illustrate, detail