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17:55:04 From Carmen-Elena Stănculescu to Everyone:
Gun violence
to think, verb, present = to believe, to consider.
thought, past tense + past participle
to watch a violent movie on TV
TV = television.
to influence, verb
behavior, noun
to behave, verb
to limit, verb = to control, to restrain, to constrain.
should, modal verb = we use it to give advice.
advice, uncountable noun, no plural form.
to broadcast, verb
"guilty as charged".
to carry out, phrasal verb
to carry out a crime, expression
crime, noun = delict/ infracțiune.
murder, noun = crimă.
to commit, verb
to commit a crime/ a murder
crime, noun = felony.
to decrease, verb = to reduce, to lower.
to defend, verb
force, noun
gun, noun
to increase, verb = to go up.
juvenile, noun
to obtain, verb = to get, to receive.
to prevent, verb
to protect, verb
punishment, noun
to punish, verb
responsible, adjective
right, noun: our right to privacy .....
right, adjective: the right side ......
self-defence, noun
shooting, noun
threat, noun
to threaten, verb
violent, adjective: a violent movie ....
weapon, noun
to carry a gun, expression
A collocation is two or more words that often go together.
for example: to carry out a crime
to commit a crime
to prevent a crime
to solve a crime
to report a crime
the Present Progressive/ the Present Continuous = we use it to talk about
events which are in progress at the moment of speaking; it involves DURATION; the
key word is: NOW.
for example: Crime is increasing in the area in which I live.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8syQeFtBKc
anger, uncountable noun
arms, noun, plural
to ban, verb = to disallow, to forbid, to prohibit.
to claim, verb = to pretend.
claim, noun
to deter, verb = to dissuade, to stop.
to enforce, verb = to apply a law.
to forbid, verb = to disallow, to prohibit, to ban.
frustration, noun
to forbid, verb, present
forbade/ forbad, past tense
forbidden, past participle
hatred, noun
law - laws, noun
legal, adjective = licit.
license, noun: to get a gun license
to prohibit, verb = to ban, to disallow, to forbid.
to purchase, verb = to buy, to acquire.
purchase, noun
to register, verb
regulation, noun
to reject, verb
related, adjective
related to this problem .....
to restrict, verb = to limit, to control, to constrain, to restrain.
solution, noun
to solve, verb
18:59:12 From Eduard S to Everyone:
The most possible reason is that he/she has watched too much violent movies
on the TV
18:59:27 From Octavian to Everyone:
A person will comite a crime using a gun because he accumulate too mach
anger.
18:59:54 From Stanca Goga to Everyone:
I don't think that is necessary to be a cause, for one ofe them is a way of
life.
19:00:41 From Cristea Gabriela to Everyone:
I think the causes are depending the emotional stability of the person who is
using teh gun. Can be related the enverioment she or he grown up, the social
conditions, etc.
19:01:19 From antonela plesescu to Everyone:
In my opinion, anger or frustration and loss of control causes a person to
comit a crime using a gun.
19:01:26 From Nicoleta Constanda to Everyone:
I think a person who commits a crime had a failure maybe in his/hers life ,
or living close to people with this kind of behavior.
19:02:14 From Georgiana Alistar to Everyone:
I think the principal cause for committing a crime using a gun is that the
people have acces to them.
19:03:39 From Carmen-Elena Stănculescu to antonela plesescu(Direct Message):
In my opinion, anger or frustration and loss of control causes a person to
comMit a crime using a gun.
19:04:52 From Raluca M to Everyone:
I believe a person who commit a crime have a lot of emotional problems, but
it can exist people who wants to obtain something such a thief for example.
noun/ adjective + "en-" => verb
force, noun
to enforce, verb
large, adjective
to enlarge, verb
Relative clauses = we use them to connect sentences; they often begin with a
relative pronoun, such as WHO (= it refers ONLY to people) or WHICH (= it refers to
things or to a whole idea).
for example: The man who lives next door is a security guard.
for example: The man [who lives next door] is a security guard.
My teenage son plays violent video games, [which upsets me a great deal].
to fool, verb

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