natashia

13.

adult (N)

She spent most of her adult life in prison.

14.

type (N) (V)

typical (adj.)

He is a perfect type of pedant.

Please type this letter for me.

15.

religious (adj.)

religion (N)

Our parents were very religious and very patriotic.

Buddhism   → Buddhist

Christianity  → Christian

Catholicism  → Catholic

Islam       → Muslim

Hinduism   → Hindu

Taoism     → Taoist

Judaism     → Judaist

16.

plant (V) (N)

a power plant

a nuclear power plant

All the roses we planted last spring are in full bloom.

17.

choose (V) choose-chose-chosen

choice (N)

choose A as B

He chose George as his assistant.

He had no choice but to take the job.

You'll have to make your choice now, go or not to go.

18.

decision (N) 

decide (V)

decisive (adj.)

make a decision

It was a sudden decision.

They decided that John must stay there.

He gave a decisive answer.

19.

depend (V)

dependent (adj.) ←→ independent (adj.)

dependence (N) ←→ independence (N)

It depends/ That depends …視情況而定

depend on/upon

be dependent on/upon

Health depends on good food, fresh air and enough sleep.

The price depends on the quality.

We need to reduce our dependence on oil as a source of energy.

I'll never be dependent on anyone again.

20.

newspaper (N)

Do not believe everything they say in the newspaper.

21.

unusual (adj.) = rare, extraordinary, uncommon, abnormal

It was not unusual for me to come home late.

22.

uncommon (adj.) ←→ common (adj.)

Snow is not uncommon during these months.

common sense

common knowledge

common goal

common interest

23.

receive (V)

receiver (N)

receipt (N) ＜注意發音＞

I've just received a letter.

She picked up the receiver and dialed the number.

I paid the bill but he neglected to give me a receipt.