Taking and Making Notes
When you listen or read the text you may take notes in the way you like. You can make a scheme or a drawing, you may use separate words or short phrases. All of these things will remind you about the events which you want to remember or to put down later.
We usually make notes to prepare or to plan something. It may be an event, an action or a writing. While making notes, a person uses his own pattern of proposing the situation. Its a kind of individual brainstorm in solving the problem. In this way you try to note down the ideas as they occur to you and show the way they are connected up. Dont forget that if you want to be understood well, every oral or written idea should have the introduction to topic, the body and the conclusion.
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1. Why do you find it difficult to make notes?
2. Do you prefer to make notes or rely on your memory?
3. What method of making notes which works well do you use?
GLOSSARY
branch : branch of law
sub-branch of law
branches and institutions of law to classify
to classify into families an attempt to classify
law ,
primitive law unwritten law indigenous law folk law customary law
uncodified law private law
public law modern law
Roman-German law - ase law
Supreme federal law Spanish law
Islamic law
pluralistic law International law collection of laws
common-law pattern continental law unification of law
Law system
Civil law system Common law system Religious law system Theological law system Muslim law system Hindu law system Customary law system Mixed law system
Nordic Europe law system Socialist law system
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newly built law system civil-law system pattern , -
codified law system Supranational legal system autonomous legal system secular legal system
modern
modern welfare state -
modern community odern system
odern national legislation -
relations
social relations family relations relationship , rule ,
legal rules rule of law
rule of court
to rule the law
to be bound by rules to supplement rules
to amend the rules to provide the rules
to embody a set of rules () to be bound by rules ()
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