2. ACADEMIC WRITING I May 13, 2014

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4. Nouns Words used to identify people, places, or things. i.e., size cat convenience love

5. Adjectives Words that modify or describe nouns. i.e., big convenient fun lovely

6. Jonathon’s mother is very beer.

7. Find the problems Jonathon's mother is very kindness. Kind is an important characteristic of a mother. Ramyeon is such a great food because it is convenience. Convenient is an important aspect to consider about food for busy people.

8. Adjective vs. Noun This is a matter of accuracy.

9. Adjective vs. Noun Carey was quite anger/angry with the results of her job interview. It is important to put the happiness/happy of family above other things. It was nice to see the animals in their nature/natural environment. I have a sharp pain/painful in my shoulder.

11. Exercise 2: p. 144 safety  safe culture  cultural deep  depth health  healthy

13. Exercise 3 highreliablehot strengthconfidencetruth wideprobablenecessary lengthdangerrelevance

15. Exercise 4: p. 144-145 a. strength b. truth c. probability d. wide e. Necessary (necessary to.. = must… f. relevance g. danger h. necessity i. unreliable j. confidence (confidence in… = trust

17. Exercise 5: p. 145 a. variety b. analysis c. availability d. majority e. precision/knowledge f. theory g. frequency h. critic, criticism i. society j. practice/ practicality

19. Exercise 6 approximationparticularity superiorreasonable strategysynthesis politicaleconomic/economical industryculture externalaverage

21. Find the adjective/noun problems One important personal attribute for business success is confident. Having this attribute allows a person to receive more respectful from her colleagues and it can also help a person get noticed. Confidence is especially importance for business successful because confidence is strongly connected with leadership. Research about the characteristics of strong leaders reveals that confidence is one main factors determining a leader’s success. For example, Floppywick (2009) found that one factor that highly success leaders such as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates share is confidence in their abilities and decide. Other research supports these findings (Marley, 2011; Park, 2014) as they relate to strong politics leaders, as well. Based on these research findings, any potential leader would want to develop a superiority sense of confidence for the future.