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TRAVELER

AMERICAN ENGLISH

FAIRFIELD LANGUAGE TECHNOLOGIES


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TRS-TEN-1.0

ISBN 1-58022-158-1

Copyright ©2001 Fairfield Language Technologies.All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is prohibited.

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Text .................................................................. 1

UNIT ONE1-01 Nouns and Prepositions .......................................... 31-02 “To Be”; Definite Articles; Present Progressive ........ 41-03 Personal Pronouns .................................................. 51-04 Additional Nouns, Verbs and Prepositions .............. 61-05 Singular and Plural Nouns; Negative Verbs; “With” 71-06 Questions ................................................................ 8

1-07 Numbers Zero to Ten ............................................ 101-08 Numbers and Clock Time ...................................... 111-09 Questions and Answers; Interrogatives; “It” .......... 121-10 Travel Nouns; “To Have” ...................................... 141-11 Unit One Review .................................................. 16

UNIT TWO2-01 Basic Transportation Language .............................. 18

2-02 Who, How, What, Which, Where, How Much...... 192-03 Conversation ........................................................ 212-04 Numbers to One Hundred .................................... 232-05 Eating Meals; Times of Day.................................... 242-06 Food...................................................................... 262-07 Family and Society ................................................ 282-08 Restaurants ............................................................ 29

2-09 Having Fun............................................................ 312-10 Hotels.................................................................... 332-11 Unit Two Review .................................................. 35

UNIT THREE3-01 Weather and Seasons; Clothing ............................ 373-02 Clothing and Shopping.......................................... 393-03 Adjectives.............................................................. 41

3-04 Descriptions .......................................................... 423-05 Money and Currencies .......................................... 443-06 More Numbers ...................................................... 463-07 The Calendar ........................................................ 473-08 Directions; Dates .................................................. 483-09 Day in the Life of a Tourist .................................... 503-10 Vocabulary for the Traveler.................................... 523-11 Unit Three Review ................................................ 53

Alphabet.......................................................... 55

Index .............................................................. 57


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01 a car

a busa mana woman

02 an airplanea traina boya girl

03 an airplane and a mana bus and a cara boy and a womana man and a woman

04 a shipa housea boya girl

05 a boy on a busa girl in a cara boy in a housea girl on a bicycle

06 a boy on a bicycle

a man in a housea man and a woman on a shipa girl on a bicycle

07 a girl in a housea boy on an airplanea boy in a cara girl on a bicycle

08 a boy in a cara man in a cara woman in a cara girl in a car

09 a man on a busa man on an airplanea man in a cara man on a train

10 a woman on an airplanea girl in a housea woman on a bicyclea boy in a house

1-01 Nouns and Prepositions


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01 The boy is on a bus.

The girl is in a car.The woman is on the airplane.The man is in the car.

02 The boy and the girl are on a bus.The man and the woman are in the car.The woman and the girl are in the house.The man is on the bicycle.

03 The boy is walking.The girl is walking.The man is driving.The woman is driving.

04 The man is walking.The boy and the man are walking.The girl and the woman are walking.The woman is driving.

05 The man is sleeping.The boy is sleeping.The girl is eating.The woman is eating.

06 The girl and the boy are eating.

The man and the woman are eating.The girl is sleeping.The woman and the girl are walking.

07 The airplane is flying.The woman is driving.The man is sleeping.The boy is eating.

08 The man is driving.The man is eating.The man is sleeping.The man is walking.

09 The airplane is flying.The boy is on the airplane.The man and the woman are on the airplane.The boy and the girl are on the bus.

10 The girl is on the bus.The man is sleeping on the airplane.The woman is eating in a car.The man is driving a car.

1-02 “To Be”; Definite Articles; PresentProgressive


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01 I am on a train.

I am on a bus.I am driving.I am walking.

02 He is in a car.He is sleeping.He is on an airplane.He is eating.

03 She is eating.She is on a bus.She is walking.She is riding a bicycle.

04 You are on the train.You are eating.You are driving.You are on the bus.

05 We are on a bus.We are eating.We are walking.We are on a train.

06 You are walking.

You are on a bus.You are eating.You are in a car.

07 They are walking.They are on a train.They are on a bus.They are eating.

08 You are on a bus.You are in a car.You are eating.You are walking.

09 I am riding a bicycle.You are riding a bicycle.She is walking.You are walking.

10 We are in a car.They are on a bus.She is on a bus.He is in a car.

1-03 Personal Pronouns


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01 a hotel

an airporta restauranta museum

02 I am at the museum.He is at the airport.You are at the hotel.They are at the restaurant.

03 I am at the hotel.I am at the museum.I am at the airport.I am at the restaurant.

04 a taxia train stationa bus stationthe subway

05 The taxi is at the airport.The train is at the train station.The bus is at the bus stop.They are on the subway.

06 The train is leaving the train station.

The bus is leaving the bus stop.He is leaving the restaurant.She is leaving the restaurant.

07 The train is arriving at the train station.The bus is arriving at the bus stop.He is arriving at the restaurant.She is arriving at the restaurant.

08 The bus is leaving.The bus is arriving.She is arriving.She is leaving.

09 The train is going to Madrid.The bus is going to Seattle.I am going to the airport.We are going to the restaurant.

10 The train is going to Boston.The train is arriving at the station.The train is leaving the station.I am going to Ottawa.

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01 a girl

girlsa boyboys

02 a bicyclebicyclesa busbuses

03 an airplaneairplanesa manmen

04 a womanwomena taxitaxis

05 The woman is in a taxi.The women are in a taxi.The woman is not in a taxi.The women are not in a taxi.

06 The airplane is flying.

The airplane is not flying.The airplanes are flying.The airplanes are not flying.

07 The bus is going to Los Angeles.The buses are going to Los Angeles.We are not in a restaurant.They are not in a restaurant.

08 I am with him.She is with you.I am with the boys.a man with a boy

09 I am not going with you to the museum.I am not going with her on the train.I am going with him to the restaurant.I am going with them to the hotel.

10 Are you going to the restaurant with them?Is she going to the airport with you?Are you going to the train station with him?Are you going to the hotel with her?

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01 Is the train going to Lima?

Yes, the train is going to Lima.Is the bus going to the airport?Yes, the bus is going to the airport.

Is the airplane going to Lima?Yes, the airplane is going to Lima.

Is the subway going to the airport?Yes, the subway is going to the airport.

02 Are you going to the restaurant?Yes, I am going to the restaurant.

Is he going to the airport?Yes, he is going to the airport.

Is she going to the train station?Yes, she is going to the train station.

Are they going to the airport?

Yes, they are going to the airport.

03 Are we taking the subway to the hotel?Yes, we are taking the subway to the hotel.

Are we taking the taxi to the restaurant?Yes, we are taking the taxi to the restaurant.

Are we taking the bus to the train station?Yes, we are taking the bus to the train station.

Are we driving to the airport?Yes, we are driving to the airport.

04 Are you eating?Yes, I am eating.

Is he sleeping?Yes, he is sleeping.

Is she driving?No, he is driving.

Are they in the car?No, they are not in the car.

05 Is the bus leaving?Yes, the bus is leaving.

Is the train leaving?Yes, the train is leaving.

Are we leaving?No, we are not leaving.

Is he going to the restaurant?No, he is not going to the restaurant.

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06 Is this the museum?

Is this the hotel?Is this the train to Lisbon?Is this the restaurant?

07 Are we walking to the hotel?Yes, we are walking to the hotel.

Are we driving to the airport?Yes, we are driving to the airport.

Are we walking to the restaurant?Yes, we are walking to the restaurant.

Are we driving to the train station?Yes, we are driving to the train station.

08 Is this the train station?Is this the airport?

Is this the bus stop?Is this the subway?

09 Are we taking the taxi to the airport?Yes, we are.

Are we taking the bus to the airport?Yes, we are.

Are we taking the airplane to Dublin?Yes, we are.

Are we taking the train to Miami?Yes, we are.

10 Is he sleeping?Yes, he is.

Is she sleeping?No, she isn’t.

Are they sleeping?Yes, they are.

Are they sleeping?No, they aren’t.


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01 three

twosixfive

02 fouroneeightnine

03 five and sixthree and fourtenseven

04 four and fourthree, three, three

five and fivefour, five, six

05 four, five, sixfive, six, sevensix, seven, eightone, two, three

06 one, two, three

one, two, three, fourone, two, three, four, fiveone, two, three, four, five, six

07 one, two, threeone, two, three, four, fiveone, two, three, four, five, six, sevenone, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight

08 twozerothreefive

09 nineone

tenthree

10 eightsixsevenfour

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01 The time is two o’clock.

The time is four o’clock.The time is six o’clock.The time is three o’clock.

02 The time is four o’clock.The time is five o’clock.The time is six o’clock.The time is seven o’clock.

03 It is two o’clock.It is four o’clock.It is six o’clock.It is eight o’clock.

04 It is three thirty.It is five thirty.It is seven thirty.It is nine thirty.

05 It is six o’clock.It is six thirty.It is seven o’clock.It is seven thirty.

06 It is two o’clock.

It is two fifteen.It is two thirty.It is two forty-five.

07 It is eight o’clock.It is a quarter after eight.It is eight thirty.It is a quarter to eight.

08 It is five o’clock.It is five fifteen.It is five forty-five.It is five thirty.

09 It is 2:00 p.m. It is afternoon.It is 7:00 p.m. It is evening.It is 8:00 a.m. It is morning.It is 1:00 a.m. It is night.

10 It is 10:30 a.m. It is morning.It is eleven thirty in the morning.It is five o’clock in the afternoon.It is 11:00 p.m. It is night.

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01 What time is it?

It is nine o’clock.What time is it?It is eleven o’clock.

What time is it?It is six o’clock.

What time is it?It is nine forty-five.

02 Excuse me. What time is it?It is a quarter after three.

Excuse me. What time is it?It is nine thirty.

What time is it?It is one fifteen.

What time is it?

It is three o’clock.

03 What time is the bus leaving?The bus is leaving at six o’clock.

What time is the bus leaving?The bus is leaving at nine o’clock.

When is the train arriving?The train is arriving at twelve o’clock.

When is the train arriving?The train is arriving at three o’clock.

04 When is the bus leaving for Ankara?The bus is leaving at six o’clock.

When is the bus arriving from New York?The bus is arriving at nine o’clock.

Excuse me. What time is the train leaving for Paris?

The train is leaving at ten o’clock.Excuse me. What time is the train arriving from New York?The train is arriving at five o’clock.

05 What time is the train leaving for London?The train is leaving at three o’clock.

What time is the train arriving from Moscow?The train is arriving at eleven o’clock.

When are we going to the restaurant?We are going to the restaurant at six o’clock.

When are we going to the airport?We are going to the airport at ten o’clock.

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06 Is this train going to Oslo?

Yes, this train is going to Oslo.Is this bus going to the airport?Yes, this bus is going to the airport.

Are you going to Lima?Yes, I am going to Lima.

Is he going to Chicago?Yes, he is going to Chicago.

07 Are you going to the hotel?Yes, I am taking the subway.

Are you going to the restaurant?Yes, I am taking a taxi.

Are you going to the train station?Yes, I am taking the bus.

Are you going to the airport?

Yes, I am going to the airport.

08 Are you eating?No, I am not eating.

Are you eating?Yes, I am eating.

Is the bus leaving?No, the bus is not leaving.

Is Bill going to New York?No, Bill is not going to New York.

09 Is this a museum?Yes, it is.

Is this a hotel?No, it is not. It is a restaurant.

Is this the train to Caracas?

Yes.Is this a restaurant?No, it is a hotel.

10 Are you eating at the restaurant?No, we are not eating at the restaurant.

We are eating at home.

Are you eating at the restaurant?

No, I am not eating at the restaurant.I am eating at home.

Are we going to the hotel?Yes, we are.

Are you walking to the restaurant?No, I am driving to the restaurant.


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01 baggage

a passporta ticketmoney

02 I have a passport.I have a ticket.You have baggage.You have money.

03 Jason has a ticket.John has a passport.We have baggage.We have money.

04 Do you have a passport?Yes, I have a passport.

Do you have baggage?No, I do not have baggage.

Does she have money?Yes, she has money.

Does he have a ticket?No, he does not have a ticket.

05 a bicyclea restrooma mapa newspaper

06 Do you have a newspaper?Yes, I have a newspaper.

Does she have a map?Yes, she has a map.

Is he on a bicycle?Yes, he is on a bicycle.

Where is the restroom?The restroom is over there.

07 a cameraa video cameraa guidebook a dictionary

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08 Sarah has a dictionary.

Paul has a video camera.They have the guidebook.We have cameras.

09 Who has the newspaper?Who has the map?Who has the dictionary?Who has the guidebook?

10 Who is on the bicycle?Who has the video camera?Who has the tickets?Who has the money?


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01 a girl in a house

a boy on an airplanea boy in a cara girl on a bicycle

02 The girl and the boy are eating.The man and the woman are eating.The girl is sleeping.The woman and the girl are walking.

03 I am riding a bicycle.You are riding a bicycle.She is walking.You are walking.

04 The train is going to Madrid.The bus is going to Seattle.

I am going to the airport.We are going to the restaurant.

05 The bus is going to Los Angeles.The buses are going to Los Angeles.We are not in a restaurant.They are not in a restaurant.

06 Are you eating?Yes, I am eating.

Is he sleeping?Yes, he is sleeping.

Is she driving?No, he is driving.

Are they in the car?No, they are not in the car.

07 four, five, sixfive, six, sevensix, seven, eightone, two, three

08 It is 2:00 p.m. It is afternoon.It is 7:00 p.m. It is evening.It is 8:00 a.m. It is morning.It is 1:00 a.m. It is night.

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09 Are you eating?

No, I am not eating.

Are you eating?Yes, I am eating.

Is the bus leaving?No, the bus is not leaving.

Is Bill going to New York?No, Bill is not going to New York.

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01 This is track three.

This is track five.This is gate ten.This is gate three.

02 I am waiting at gate three.I am waiting at track six.The train is at track ten.The airplane is at gate nine.

03 The passengers are waiting at gate three.The passengers are waiting at track five.The train is leaving from track eight.The airplane is arriving at gate three.

04 The train to Rome is on track six.The train to Rome is on track four.The flight to Rome is leaving from gate three.The flight to Rome is leaving from gate eight.

05 This flight is leaving at four o’clock.This flight is arriving at six o’clock.This flight is flight number 234.This flight is leaving from gate six.

06 The flight is leaving at four o’clock. It is on time.The flight is leaving at six o’clock. It is late.

The train is leaving at four o’clock. It is on time.The train is leaving at six o’clock. It is late.

07 The bus is arriving at four o’clock. It is on time.The bus is arriving at six o’clock. It is late.The passengers are boarding the train.The passengers are boarding the airplane.

08 This flight is late.

This flight is on time.She is boarding the bus.She is waiting for the bus.

09 The flight from Cape Town is arriving at gate four.The flight to Cape Town is leaving from gate seven.The passengers are boarding at gate two.The passengers are boarding at track five.

10 The flight to Buenos Aires is late.Is the flight to Berlin late?Yes, it will leave at four o’clock.

The flight to Los Angeles is on time.

The flight is late. I am waiting at the airport.

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01 Where is the restroom?

The restroom is there.Where is gate six?Gate six is over there.

Where is the train station?The train station is there.

Where is the subway?The subway is there.

02 When is the bus leaving?The bus is leaving at six o’clock.

When is the flight arriving?The flight is arriving at eight o’clock.

When are we eating?We are eating at seven o’clock.

When are we leaving?

We are leaving at nine o’clock.

03 Who is going to Miami?I am going to Miami.

Who is going to the museum?They are going to the museum.

Who is going to the hotel?We are going to the hotel.

Who is waiting for the bus?She is waiting for the bus.

04 How are we going to Venice?Let’s go by ship.

How are we going to Berlin?Let’s go by train.

How are we going to Sydney?Let’s go by airplane.

How are we going to the hotel?Let’s take a taxi.

05 What is that?That is a newspaper.

What is that?

That is a museum.What is that?That is a hotel.

What is that?That is a dictionary.

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06 Where is the restroom?

There is the restroom.

Where is the baggage claim?There is the baggage claim.

Where is the bank?There is the bank.

Where is the information booth?There is the information booth.

07 Which restroom is this?This is the restroom for men.

Which restroom is this?This is the restroom for women.

What is that?A bank.

What is that?An information booth.

08 Which man has baggage?

Which man does not have baggage?

How are you going to the restaurant?I am taking a taxi.

How are you going to the museum?I am taking the subway.

09 How much money do you have?I have ten dollars.

How many cameras do you have?I have two cameras.

What is he doing?He is walking.

What are they doing?They are sleeping.

10 What are they doing?They are waiting.

What are they doing?

They are boarding the airplane.

Do you have a dictionary?Yes, I have a dictionary.

Do you have the tickets?Yes, I have the tickets.

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01 Hello.

Hello.Hello. How are you?I’m fine, thank you.

My name is Jason.My name is Ellen.

Goodbye.Goodbye.

02 Hello, Scott.Hello, Amanda.

How are you?I’m fine. How are you?

My name is Jason.Nice to meet you, Jason.

See you later.See you.

03 Hi.Hi.

How are you?Fine. And you?

I’m Ben. What is your name?

I’m John.Bye.Bye.

04 Hello, Mr. Brown.Hello, Mr. Green.

Jason, this is Christine Miller.

Nice to meet you, Ms. Miller.Amanda, this is Scott Franklin.Nice to meet you, Mr. Franklin.

Goodbye, Ellen.Goodbye, Jason.

05 Hi. My name is Ellen.Hi. My name is Jason.

Supriah, this is Mark. Mark, this is Supriah.

Where are you from, Carmen?I am from Spain.

Where are you from, Supriah?I am from India.

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06 I am from Mexico. Where are you from?

I am from Brazil.I am from Brazil. Where are you from?I am from India.

Where do you live?I live in New York.

Where do you live?I live in Mexico City.

07 Do you speak French?No, I do not speak French.

Do you speak Russian?No, I do not speak Russian.

Do you speak English?No, I do not speak English.

Do you speak English?Yes, I speak a little English.

08 Excuse me. Do you speak French?No, I do not speak French.

Excuse me. Do you speak English?I speak a little English.

Excuse me. What does this mean?

This means “stop.”Excuse me. What does this mean?This means “no smoking.”

09 Excuse me. What time is it?It is two o’clock.Thank you very much.

Excuse me. Where am I?You are here.Thank you very much.

I’m sorry.

Thank you.You’re welcome.

10 I’m sorry.

Thank you.You’re welcome.

Excuse me.

Goodbye.Goodbye.

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01 one

twothreefour

02 fivesixseveneight

03 nineteneleventwelve

04 thirteenfourteenfifteen

sixteen

05 seventeeneighteennineteentwenty

06 twenty

thirtyfortyfifty

07 sixtyseventyeightyninety

08 seventy-fiveeighty-fiveninety-fiveone hundred

09 twenty-twothirty-twoforty-two

fifty-two

10 forty-sixsixty-sixeighty-sixone hundred

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01 The woman is hungry.

The man is hungry.I am hungry.They are not hungry.

02 I am eating lunch.We are eating lunch.You are eating breakfast.They are eating breakfast.

03 I am eating lunch.I am eating breakfast.Vanessa is hungry.Gwen is not hungry.

04 I am eating dinner.You are eating dinner.We are eating a snack.

We are eating breakfast.05 In the morning, I eat breakfast.

In the morning, we eat breakfast.In the evening, I eat dinner.In the evening, we eat dinner.

06 At noon, Bill eats lunch.At noon, we eat lunch.

In the afternoon, we eat a snack.In the afternoon, Tim eats a snack.

07 It is morning.It is afternoon.It is evening.It is night.

08 Here is lunch.

Thank you.Here is breakfast.Thank you.

Here is dinner.Thank you.

Here is a snack.Thank you.

09 I am thirsty.He is thirsty.They are drinking.We are drinking.

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10 Are you thirsty, ma’am?

Yes, I am.

Are you hungry, Anne?Yes, I am.

I am thirsty.Here is a drink, Bill.

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01 I am hungry.

Here is some fruit.

I am hungry.Here is some bread.

I am thirsty.Here is some water.

I am thirsty.Here is some milk.

02 I would like some meat.I would like some coffee.I would like some vegetables.I would like some bread.

03 The boys are eating meat.The girls are eating vegetables.

The men are eating fruit.The women are drinking coffee.

04 I would like some cheese.She would like an apple.Would you like a banana?He would like some chicken.

05 Do you have any fruit?Yes, here is some fruit.

Do you have any milk?Yes, here is some milk.

Do you have any vegetables?Yes, here are some vegetables.

Do you have any bread?Yes, here is some bread.

06 Here is some cheese.Thank you.

Here is an apple.Thank you.

Here is a banana.Thank you.

Here is the chicken.Thank you.

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07 Would you like the steak?

Yes, I would like the steak.

Would you like the chicken?Yes, I would like the chicken.

Would you like some coffee?Yes, I would like some coffee.

Would you like some cheese?Yes, I would like some cheese.

08 I am eating fish.She is eating cake.I am eating soup.They are drinking wine.

09 Do you have any bread?Yes, here is some bread.

Do you have any cake?Yes, here is some cake.

Do you have any soup?Yes, here is some soup.

Do you have any wine?Yes, here is some wine.

10 Would you like some fruit?Yes, please.

Would you like some soup?Yes, please.

Would you like the steak?No, thank you.

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01 I would like a reservation for lunch, please.

I would like a reservation for dinner, please.a restauranta cafe

02 a bara menua waitera waitress

03 I would like a reservation for twelve o’clock, please.I would like a reservation for six o’clock, please.a table for twoa table for four

04 I would like a reservation for dinner for two people.I would like a reservation for lunch for four people.

The waiter has the menus.The waitress has the drinks.

05 May I take your order?Yes, I would like the chicken, please.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the steak, please.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the fish, please.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the salad, please.

06 I am a waiter.I am a waitress.a tipHere is the check.

07 Would you like something to drink?Yes, I would like some coffee.

Would you like something to drink?Yes, I would like some water.

Would you like something to drink?Yes, I would like some beer.

Would you like something to drink?Yes, I would like some wine.

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2-08 Continued

08 May I take your order?

I would like a salad, please.

Would you like some bread?Yes, I would like some bread.

the dessert

the tip

09 Would you like some dessert?

Yes, I would like this, please.

Would you like some dessert?No, thank you.

Would you like something to drink?No, thank you.

May I have the check, please?Yes, here it is.

10 May I have some water, please?Yes, sir. Here it is.

May I have the check, please?Yes, sir. Here it is.

May I have a menu, please?Yes, ma’am. Here’s a menu.

May I have some coffee, please?Yes, ma’am. Here’s some coffee.


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01 a movie

a televisiona concertsoccer

02 He is watching a movie.She is watching television.They are at a concert.We are watching soccer.

03 He is bicycling.She is playing soccer.They are watching television.We are at a concert.

04 These people are watching a movie.These people are watching a play.

These people are watching soccer.These people are at a concert.

05 He is running.They are dancing.We are playing basketball.She is singing.

06 Who is singing?Who is playing basketball?Who is dancing?Who is running?

07 I am buying a ticket.I am buying two tickets.I am waiting to buy a ticket.

I have four tickets.

08 I am at a theater watching a play.They are at the theater watching a movie.She is at home watching television.He is at the stadium watching soccer.

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09 May I help you?

Yes, I would like two tickets to the movie.

Where is the soccer game?It is at the stadium.

What time is the concert?The concert is at nine o’clock.

What time are we playing basketball?We are playing basketball at three o’clock.

10 She is bicycling.She is at home.She is at the stadium.She is at the theater.

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01 a hotel

a hotel roomthe lobbythe front desk

02 There are two beds in this hotel room.There is one bed in this hotel room.The guest is arriving at the hotel. He is checking in.The guest is arriving at the hotel. She is checking in.

03 She is staying at the hotel for one night.He is staying at the hotel for two nights.He has the room key.She has the room key.

04 There is an elevator in this hotel.There is a swimming pool in this hotel.

There is a bathroom in this hotel room.There is a telephone in this hotel room.

05 The baggage is in the lobby.

How much does a hotel room cost for one night?A hotel room costs ninety dollars for one night.

Would you like a room with one bed or two beds?

We would like a room with two beds.

Would you like a room with one bed or two beds?I would like a room with one bed.

06 How long would you like to stay at the hotel?I would like to stay for three nights.

How long would you like to stay at the hotel?

I would like to stay for one night.How many room keys would you like?I would like one room key.

How many room keys would you like?We would like two room keys.

07 The boy is in the swimming pool.

The boy is in the elevator.The boy is on the bed.The boy is in the bathroom.

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08 John is making a reservation for two nights.

John is making a reservation for four nights.Eric is arriving at the hotel. He is checking in.Eric is leaving the hotel. He is checking out.

09 I would like to make a reservation, please.I would like to stay for one night, please.I would like the key for room 405, please.I am in the bathroom.

10 Here is your key.Thank you.

Here is your baggage.Thank you.

Here is your room.Thank you.

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01 The flight is leaving at four o’clock. It is on time.

The flight is leaving at six o’clock. It is late.The train is leaving at four o’clock. It is on time.The train is leaving at six o’clock. It is late.

02 How much money do you have?I have ten dollars.

How many cameras do you have?

I have two cameras.What is he doing?He is walking.

What are they doing?They are sleeping.

03 Excuse me. What time is it?It is two o’clock.Thank you very much.

Excuse me. Where am I?You are here.Thank you very much.

I’m sorry.

Thank you.

You’re welcome.

04 seventy-fiveeighty-fiveninety-fiveone hundred

05 Here is lunch.

Thank you.Here is breakfast.Thank you.

Here is dinner.Thank you.

Here is a snack.Thank you.

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06 Do you have any bread?

Yes, here is some bread.

Do you have any cake?Yes, here is some cake.

Do you have any soup?Yes, here is some soup.

Do you have any wine?Yes, here is some wine.

07 I am at church with my mother and father.I am at home with my family.My brother and I are at the embassy.I am at the doctor’s office.

08 May I take your order?Yes, I would like the chicken, please.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the steak, please.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the fish, please.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the salad, please.

09 May I help you?Yes, I would like two tickets to the movie.

Where is the soccer game?It is at the stadium.

What time is the concert?The concert is at nine o’clock.

What time are we playing basketball?We are playing basketball at three o’clock.

10 I would like to make a reservation, please.I would like to stay for one night, please.I would like the key for room 405, please.I am in the bathroom.

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01 The boy is hot.

The girl is cold.I am hot.It is cold.

02 It is hot.It is cold.She is wearing boots.She is wearing sunglasses.

03 I am hot.I am cold.I am wearing sunglasses.I am wearing boots.

04 He is wearing a coat.She is wearing a bathing suit.

They have an umbrella.We are wearing boots.

05 He is walking in the rain.She is walking in the snow.They have umbrellas.They have sunglasses.

06 the sunthe mooncloudswind

07 It snows in the winter.It is hot in the summer.It rains in the spring.

It is fall.

08 Is it sunny outside?Yes, it is sunny outside.

Is it snowing outside?Yes, it is snowing outside.

Is it raining outside?

Yes, it is raining outside.

Is it sunny outside?No, it is cloudy outside.

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09 Do I need a coat?

Yes, you need a coat. It is cold outside.

Do I need an umbrella?Yes, you need an umbrella. It is raining outside.

Do I need boots?Yes, you need boots. It is snowing outside.

Do I need sunglasses?Yes, you need sunglasses. It is sunny outside.

10 Do I need sunglasses?No, it is cloudy outside.

Do I need an umbrella?No, it is sunny outside.

Do I need a bathing suit?Yes, you do.

Do I need a coat?Yes, it is cold outside.

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01 pants

a dressa shirtshoes

02 I am wearing pants.She is wearing a dress.He is wearing a shirt.They are wearing shoes.

03 jeansa skirta blouseshorts

04 I am wearing pants.I am wearing a shirt.

She is wearing a blouse.She is wearing a bathing suit.

05 I am putting on jeans.I am wearing a skirt.I am wearing shorts.I am wearing a dress.

06 She is putting on socks.He is putting on a sweater.I am buying a dress.I am buying jeans.

07 a clothing storea shoe storea bookstore

a grocery store

08 May I help you?Yes, I would like some vegetables.

May I help you?Yes, I would like this shirt.

May I help you?

Yes, I would like these pants.

May I help you?Yes, I would like this book.

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09 How much does this dress cost?

It costs one hundred dollars.

How much does this book cost?It costs twenty dollars.

How much do these shoes cost?They cost seventy-five dollars.

How much do these jeans cost?They cost forty dollars.

10 May I help you?No, thank you.

May I help you?Yes, I would like to buy these shoes.

May I help you?Yes, I would like to try on this dress.

May I help you?Yes, I would like to try on this shirt.

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01 The bread is good.

The bread is bad.The shirt is big.The shirt is small.

02 The shirt is expensive.The shirt is cheap.The restaurant is cheap.The restaurant is expensive.

03 The restaurant is open.The restaurant is closed.The car is big.The car is small.

04 The bank is open.The bank is closed.The shirt is too small.The pants are too big.

05 The woman is old.The woman is young.The car is new.The car is old.

06 an old mana young mana new shoean old shoe

07 The milk is good.The milk is bad.an old womanan old car

08 a cheap ticketan expensive ticketThe shoes are too big.

The shoes are too small.

09 This is open.This is closed.a young mana new car

10 Does the fish taste good?Yes, the fish tastes good.

Is the milk good?No, the milk is not good.

Does the chicken taste good?Yes, the chicken tastes good.

Does the cheese taste good?No, the cheese does not taste good.

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01 The restaurant is empty.

The bus is empty.The restaurant is crowded.The bus is crowded.

02 The airport is far away.The train station is nearby.I am far away.I am nearby.

03 The restaurant is far away.The bank is nearby.This is crowded.This is empty.

04 The car is fast.The car is slow.

George is fast.Allen is slow.

05 The bird is beautiful.The bird is not beautiful. It is ugly.The car is beautiful.The car is not beautiful. It is ugly.

06 The shoe is clean.The shoe is dirty.The table is clean.The table is dirty.

07 Do you like this dress?Yes, I like it very much!

Do you like this dress?

No, I don’t like it at all!Do you like these shoes?Yes, I like them very much!

Do you like these shoes?No, I don’t like them at all!

08 Would you like to go to the museum?

No, thank you. It is too far away.Would you like to go to the museum?Yes, I would. It is nearby.

This is fast.

This is crowded.

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01 British pounds are the currency in England.

American dollars are the currency in the United States.Yen are the currency in Japan.Rubles are the currency in Russia.

02 The euro is currency in these countries.The peso is currency in this country.coinsbills

03 I am exchanging dollars for pounds.I am exchanging euros for yen.She is exchanging rubles for pesos.She is exchanging pounds for pesos.

04 traveler’s checks

a credit card

May I help you?Yes, I would like to exchange dollars for pounds.

May I help you?Yes, I would like to exchange yen for euros.

05 He is paying for the shirt.I am paying for the ticket.

She is paying for the book.You are paying for the newspaper.

06 I am paying with a traveler’s check.I am paying with bills.I am paying with a credit card.I am paying with coins.

07 May I pay with a credit card?Yes, you may.

May I pay with a traveler’s check?Yes, you may.

May I help you?Yes, I would like to exchange dollars for yen.

She is cashing her traveler’s checks.

08 I would like to exchange three hundred dollars.I would like to exchange ten thousand yen.I would like to exchange four hundred euros.I would like to exchange two hundred pounds.

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01 Monday

TuesdayWednesdayThursday

02 FridaySaturdaySundayThursday

03 SundayFridayTuesdayWednesday

04 JanuaryFebruaryMarchApril

05 MayJuneJulyAugust

06 September

OctoberNovemberDecember

07 JanuaryAprilJuneSeptember

08 a daya week a montha year

09 A month has four weeks.A year has fifty-two weeks.A year has twelve months.A year has three hundred and sixty-five days.

10 a weekenda weekdayNew Year’s Day is a holiday.a month

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01 The car is on the right. The bus is on the left.

The woman is on the right. The man is on the left.The book is on the right. The newspaper is on the left.The pants are on the right. The shirt is on the left.

02 The man is turning left.The car is going straight.The bicycle is turning right.The bus is turning right.

03 How do I get to the train station?Go to the bank and turn right.

How do I get to the train station?Go to the museum and turn left.

How do I get to the train station?Go to the hotel and turn left.

How do I get to the train station?Go to the restaurant and turn right.

04 How do I get to the museum?Go straight ahead three blocks.

How do I get to the museum?Turn right and go three blocks.

How do I get to the museum?Turn left and go two blocks.

How do I get to the museum?Go to the bank and turn right.

05 How do I get to the restaurant?Go to the hotel and turn right. Go three blocks.

There is the restaurant.

How do I get to the restaurant?Go to the museum and turn left. Go two blocks.


How do I get to the restaurant?Go to the bank and turn left. Go one block.


How do I get to the restaurant?Go straight ahead three blocks.

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06 How do I get to the hotel?

Take the bus four blocks. The hotel will beon your right.

How do I get to the hotel?Take the bus two blocks. Then turn right and

walk two blocks.

How do I get to the hotel?Take the bus three blocks. Then turn left and

walk one block.

How do I get to the hotel?Take the bus to the bank. Then turn right and

walk two blocks.

07 Where is the men’s restroom?Go to the end of the hall and turn left. It is

on your left.

Where is the women’s restroom?

Go upstairs and turn right.

Where is the men’s restroom?Go to the end of the hall and turn right.

Where is the women’s restroom?Go outside and walk around the building.

08 What is the date today?Today is March third.

What will the date be tomorrow?Tomorrow will be March fourth.

What was the date yesterday?Yesterday was March second.

What is the date today?Today is January first.

09 When were you in London?I was in London last week.

When are you going to Paris?I am going to Paris in two days.

How long are you staying in Paris?I am staying in Paris for two weeks.

When is Christmas?

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01 John is going to Miami.

John is making a reservation at the hotel.He would like to take a taxi to the airport.Taxi!

02 John is waiting for the airplane.The flight is leaving at ten o’clock.The flight is leaving from gate twelve.The flight is flight number 224.

03 It is eleven o’clock. The flight is late.He has a newspaper.He is waiting at the gate.He is boarding the flight.

04 John is arriving in Miami.

Where can I exchange money?At the bank, over there.

I would like to exchange two hundred pounds for dollars.

Here are your dollars, sir.

05 Take me to the Continental Hotel, please.

The taxi is arriving at the hotel.

That will be twenty dollars.Here is twenty dollars.

John is checking in.

06 How much does a room cost?A room costs ninety dollars a night.

How many nights are you staying?

I am staying for two nights.

Here is the key.

The man is in his room.

07 a park a beacha zoo

a souvenir shop

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08 a waiter

a waitress

May I help you?Yes, I would like a table for one, please.

This way, please.

09 John is reading the menu.

May I take your order?Yes, I would like the steak.

Would you like some wine?Yes, I would like some wine.

Would you like a salad?Yes, I would like a salad.

10 Here’s the check.Thank you.

Do you accept traveler’s checks?No, we do not.

Do you accept credit cards?Yes, we do.

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3-10 Vocabulary for the Traveler

01 a suitcase

a pursea briefcasea backpack

02 a telephone numbera driver’s licensea round-trip ticketa one-way ticket

03 mountainsa riveran oceana forest

04 a beacha lakea cityan embassy

05 a stampa lettera post officea mailbox

06 a telephone

a computera fax machinea motorcycle

07 a gas pumpa tireoila mechanic

08 a doctora dentista hospitala pharmacist

09 suntan lotiontoilet papermedicinebatteries

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01 It snows in the winter.

It is hot in the summer.It rains in the spring.It is fall.

02 How much does this dress cost?It costs one hundred dollars.

How much does this book cost?

It costs twenty dollars.How much do these shoes cost?They cost seventy-five dollars.

How much do these jeans cost?They cost forty dollars.

03 The bank is open.The bank is closed.The shirt is too small.The pants are too big.

04 Can I buy this shirt?No, that shirt is too expensive.

Can I walk to the hotel?No, the hotel is too far away.

Can I wear these shoes?No, those shoes are too big.

Can I buy this bicycle?No, that bicycle is too big.

05 May I pay with a credit card?Yes, you may.

May I pay with a traveler’s check?Yes, you may.

May I help you?Yes, I would like to exchange dollars for yen.

She is cashing her traveler’s checks.

06 nine hundred and twenty-six

nine hundred and sixty-twoone thousand and eighty-sevenone thousand and seventy-eight

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07 A month has four weeks.

A year has fifty-two weeks.A year has twelve months.A year has three hundred and sixty-five days.

08 What is the date today?Today is March third.

What will the date be tomorrow?Tomorrow will be March fourth.

What was the date yesterday?Yesterday was March second.

What is the date today?Today is January first.

09 Take me to the Continental Hotel, please.

The taxi is arriving at the hotel.That will be twenty dollars.Here is twenty dollars.

John is checking in.

10 a telephone numbera driver’s licensea round-trip ticketa one-way ticket

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A aB bC cD d

E eF f G gH hI i

J jK kL lM mN nO oP pQ qR rS sT tU uV vW w

X xY yZ z

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In this index, each word is followed by the Unit andLesson in which it occurs. The number of times that theword appears in the lesson is enclosed in parentheses.

Dans cet index, chaque mot est suivi de la Partie et de laLeçon correspondantes. Le nombre de fois où le mot

apparaît dans chaque leçon est indiqué entre parenthèses.

En este índice, cada palabra está seguida por la Parte y laLección en que aparece. El número de veces que aparecela palabra en cada lección está entre paréntesis.

In diesem Index steht nach jedem Wort der Teil mit der

Lektion, in der das Wort vorkommt. In Klammern wirdangegeben, wie oft ein Wort in einer Lektion auftritt.

In questo indice, ogni parola è seguita dall’Unità e dallaLezione corrispondente. Il numero di volte che la parolaappare in ogni lezione è indicato in parentesi.

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around 3–08 (1)

arriving 1–04 (7), 1–09 (10), 2–01 (5), 2–02 (2),

2–10 (3), 3–09 (2), 3–11 (1)

at 1–04 (16), 1–09 (18), 2–01 (20), 2–02 (4),

2–05 (2), 2–07 (16), 2–09 (13), 2–10 (7),2–11 (11), 3–04 (2), 3–05 (1), 3–09 (5),

3–11 (1)

attendant 3–10 (1)

August 3–07 (1)

away 3–04 (8), 3–11 (1)

backpack 3–10 (1)

bad 3–03 (2)

baggage 1–10 (5), 2–02 (4), 2–10 (2)

banana 2–06 (2)

bank 2–02 (3), 3–03 (2), 3–04 (1), 3–05 (1),

3–08 (4), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (2)

bar 2–08 (1)

basketball 2–09 (4), 2–11 (2)

bathing 3–01 (2), 3–02 (1)

bathroom 2–10 (3), 2–11 (1)batteries 3–10 (1)

be 3–08 (3), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (3)

beach 3–09 (1), 3–10 (1)

beautiful 3–04 (4)

bed 2–10 (5)

beds 2–10 (4)

beer 2–08 (1)Ben 2–03 (1)

Berlin 2–01 (1), 2–02 (1)

bicycle 1–01 (5), 1–02 (1), 1–03 (3), 1–05 (1),

1–10 (4), 1–11 (3), 3–04 (2), 3–08 (1),

3–11 (2)

bicycles 1–05 (1)

bicycling 2–09 (2)

big 3–03 (4), 3–04 (2), 3–11 (3)Bill 1–09 (2), 1–11 (2), 2–05 (2)

bills 3–05 (3)

bird 3–04 (2)

block 3–08 (2)

blocks 3–08 (11)

blouse 3–02 (2)

boarding 2–01 (5), 2–02 (1), 3–09 (1)book 3–02 (2), 3–05 (1), 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

bookstore 3–02 (1)

booth 2–02 (3)

boots 3–01 (5)

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boy 1–01 (10), 1–02 (9), 1–05 (2), 1–11 (3),

2–10 (4), 3–01 (1)

boys 1–05 (2), 2–06 (1)

Brazil 2–03 (2)

bread 2–06 (6), 2–08 (2), 2–11 (2), 3–03 (2)breakfast 2–05 (7), 2–11 (1)

briefcase 3–10 (1)

British 3–05 (1)

brother 2–07 (3), 2–11 (1)

Brown 2–03 (1)

Buenos Aires 2–01 (1)

building 3–08 (1)

bus 1–01 (4), 1–02 (4), 1–03 (9), 1–04 (10),

1–05 (2), 1–06 (8), 1–09 (13), 1–11 (4),

2–01 (4), 2–02 (4), 3–04 (6), 3–08 (6)

buses 1–05 (2), 1–11 (1)

buy 2–09 (1), 3–02 (1), 3–04 (2), 3–11 (2)

buying 2–09 (2), 3–02 (2)

by 2–02 (3)

bye 2–03 (2)cafe 2–08 (1)

cake 2–06 (3), 2–11 (2)

camera 1–10 (4)

cameras 1–10 (1), 2–02 (2), 2–11 (2)

can 3–04 (6), 3–05 (2), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (4)

Cape Town 2–01 (2)

car 1–01 (9), 1–02 (5), 1–03 (5), 1–06 (2),1–11 (3), 3–03 (6), 3–04 (4), 3–08 (2)

Caracas 1–09 (1)

Carmen 2–03 (1)

cars 2–07 (1)

cashing 3–05 (1), 3–11 (1)

cemetery 2–07 (1)

cheap 3–03 (3)

check 2–08 (3), 3–05 (2), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (1)checking 2–10 (4), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (1)

checks 3–05 (4), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (1)

cheese 2–06 (4), 3–03 (2)

Chicago 1–09 (2)

chicken 2–06 (4), 2–08 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–03 (2)

Christine 2–03 (1)

Christmas 3–08 (2)church 2–07 (3), 2–11 (1)

city 3–10 (1)

claim 2–02 (2)

clean 3–04 (2)

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clothing 3–02 (1)

clouds 3–01 (1)

cloudy 3–01 (2)

coat 3–01 (4)

coffee 2–06 (4), 2–08 (3)coins 3–05 (3)

cold 3–01 (6)

computer 3–10 (1)

concert 2–09 (6), 2–11 (2)

Continental Hotel 3–09 (1), 3–11 (1)

cost 2–10 (1), 3–02 (6), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (6)

costs 2–10 (1), 3–02 (2), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (2)

countries 3–05 (1)

country 3–05 (1)

credit card 3–05 (5), 3–11 (1)

credit cards 3–09 (1)

crowded 3–04 (4)

currency 3–05 (7)

dancing 2–09 (2)

date 3–08 (4), 3–11 (4)daughter 2–07 (1)

day 3–07 (1)

days 3–07 (1), 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

December 3–07 (1), 3–08 (1)

dentist 3–10 (1)

desk 2–10 (2)

dessert 2–08 (3)dictionary 1–10 (3), 1–11 (1), 2–02 (3)

dinner 2–05 (6), 2–08 (2), 2–11 (1)

dirty 3–04 (2)

do 1–10 (4), 2–02 (4), 2–03 (12), 2–06 (8),

2–11 (6), 3–01 (9), 3–02 (2), 3–04 (4),

3–05 (3), 3–08 (16), 3–09 (4), 3–11 (2)

doctor 2–07 (1), 3–10 (1)

doctor’s 2–07 (2), 2–11 (1)does 1–10 (4), 2–02 (1), 2–03 (2), 2–10 (1),

3–02 (2), 3–03 (4), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (2)

doing 2–02 (4), 2–11 (2)

dollars 2–02 (1), 2–10 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–02 (4),

3–05 (5), 3–09 (5), 3–11 (7)

don’t 3–04 (2)

dress 3–02 (6), 3–04 (2), 3–11 (1)drink 2–05 (1), 2–08 (5)

drinking 2–05 (2), 2–06 (2)

drinks 2–08 (1)

driver’s 3–10 (1), 3–11 (1)

driving 1–02 (6), 1–03 (2), 1–06 (8), 1–09 (1), 1–11 (2)


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Dublin 1–06 (1)

eat 2–05 (6)

eating 1–02 (7), 1–03 (7), 1–06 (2), 1–09 (10),

1–11 (8), 2–02 (2), 2–05 (10), 2–06 (6)

eats 2–05 (2)eight 1–07 (4), 1–08 (5), 1–11 (1), 2–01 (2),

2–02 (1), 2–04 (1), 3–06 (6)

eighteen 2–04 (1)

eighty 2–04 (1)

eighty-five 2–04 (1), 2–11 (1)

eighty-seven 3–06 (3), 3–11 (1)

eighty-six 2–04 (1)elevator 2–10 (2)

eleven 1–08 (1), 1–09 (2), 2–04 (1), 3–09 (1)

Ellen 2–03 (3), 2–07 (1)

embassy 2–07 (3), 2–11 (1), 3–10 (1)

empty 3–04 (3)

end 3–08 (2)

England 3–05 (1)

English 2–03 (6)Eric 2–10 (2)

euro 3–05 (1)

euros 3–05 (3)

evening 1–08 (1), 1–11 (1), 2–05 (3)

exchange 3–05 (9), 3–09 (2), 3–11 (1)

exchanging 3–05 (4)

excuse 1–09 (4), 2–03 (7), 2–11 (2)expensive 3–03 (3), 3–04 (1), 3–11 (1)

fall 3–01 (1), 3–11 (1)

family 2–07 (3), 2–11 (1)

far 3–04 (8), 3–11 (1)

fast 3–04 (3)

father 2–07 (3), 2–11 (1)

fax machine 3–10 (1)

February 3–07 (1)fifteen 1–08 (2), 1–09 (1), 2–04 (1)

fifty 2–04 (1)

fifty-four 3–06 (1)

fifty-nine 3–06 (2)

fifty-seven 3–06 (2)

fifty-two 2–04 (1), 3–06 (2), 3–07 (1), 3–11 (1)

film 3–10 (1)fine 2–03 (3)

first 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

fish 2–06 (1), 2–08 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–03 (2)

five 1–07 (13), 1–08 (7), 1–09 (1), 1–11 (2),

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flight 2–01 (17), 2–02 (2), 2–11 (2), 3–09 (6),

3–10 (1)

flying 1–02 (2), 1–05 (4)

for 1–09 (3), 2–01 (1), 2–02 (4), 2–08 (10),

2–10 (10), 2–11 (2), 3–05 (11), 3–08 (1),3–09 (4), 3–11 (1)

forest 3–10 (1)

forty 2–04 (1), 3–02 (1), 3–11 (1)

forty-five 1–08 (2), 1–09 (1), 3–06 (1)

forty-nine 3–06 (1)

forty-six 2–04 (1)

forty-three 3–06 (3)

forty-two 2–04 (1)

four 1–07 (13), 1–08 (3), 1–11 (1), 2–01 (7),

2–04 (1), 2–08 (2), 2–09 (1), 2–10 (1),

2–11 (2), 3–05 (1), 3–06 (2), 3–07 (1),

3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

fourteen 2–04 (1)

fourth 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

Franklin 2–03 (2)French 2–03 (4)

Friday 3–07 (2)

from 1–09 (3), 2–01 (6), 2–03 (10), 3–09 (1)

front 2–10 (2)

fruit 2–06 (5)

game 2–09 (1), 2–11 (1)

gas 3–10 (1)gate 2–01 (12), 2–02 (2), 3–09 (2)

George 3–04 (1)

get 3–08 (16)

girl 1–01 (9), 1–02 (11), 1–05 (1), 1–11 (5),

3–01 (1)

girls 1–05 (1), 2–06 (1)

go 2–02 (3), 3–04 (2), 3–08 (19)

going 1–04 (6), 1–05 (10), 1–06 (18), 1–09(20), 1–11 (8), 2–02 (12), 3–08 (3),

3–09 (1)

good 3–03 (10)

goodbye 2–03 (6)

grandfather 2–07 (2)

grandmother 2–07 (2)

Green 2–03 (1)grocery 3–02 (1)

guest 2–10 (2)

guidebook 1–10 (3), 1–11 (1)

Gwen 2–05 (1)

hall 3–08 (2)


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has 1–10 (13), 1–11 (4), 2–02 (1), 2–08 (2),

2–10 (2), 3–07 (4), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (4)

have 1–10 (18), 2–02 (9), 2–06 (8), 2–08 (5),

2–09 (1), 2–11 (8), 3–01 (3), 3–05 (6)

he 1–03 (5), 1–04 (3), 1–06 (9), 1–09 (2),1–10 (4), 1–11 (3), 2–02 (2), 2–05 (1),

2–06 (1), 2–07 (4), 2–09 (4), 2–10 (5),

2–11 (2), 3–01 (2), 3–02 (2), 3–05 (1),

3–09 (4)

hello 2–03 (7)

help 2–09 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–02 (8), 3–05 (3),

3–09 (1), 3–11 (1)

her 1–05 (2), 3–05 (1), 3–11 (1)

here 2–03 (1), 2–05 (6), 2–06 (16), 2–08 (4),

2–10 (3), 2–11 (9), 3–09 (3), 3–11 (1)

here’s 2–08 (2), 3–09 (1)

hi 2–03 (4)

him 1–05 (3)

his 2–07 (2), 3–09 (1)

holiday 3–07 (1)home 1–09 (2), 2–07 (1), 2–09 (2), 2–11 (1)

hospital 2–07 (1), 3–10 (1)

hot 3–01 (5), 3–11 (1)

hotel 1–04 (3), 1–05 (2), 1–06 (5), 1–09 (4),

2–02 (4), 2–10 (18), 3–04 (2), 3–08 (7),

3–09 (2), 3–11 (3)

house 1–01 (6), 1–02 (1), 1–11 (1)how 2–02 (8), 2–03 (4), 2–10 (5), 2–11 (2),

3–02 (4), 3–08 (17), 3–09 (2), 3–11 (4)

hundred 2–04 (2), 2–11 (1), 3–02 (1), 3–05 (3),

3–06 (26), 3–07 (1), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (4)

hungry 2–05 (8), 2–06 (2)

husband 2–07 (2)

I 1–03 (5), 1–04 (7), 1–05 (6), 1–06 (2),

1–09 (10), 1–10 (5), 1–11 (5), 2–01 (3),2–02 (7), 2–03 (15), 2–05 (12), 2–06 (15),

2–07 (7), 2–08 (29), 2–09 (7), 2–10 (8),

2–11 (21), 3–01 (13), 3–02 (24), 3–04 (13),

3–05 (23), 3–08 (19), 3–09 (9), 3–11 (8)

I’m 2–03 (6), 2–11 (1)

in 1–01 (12), 1–02 (5), 1–03 (5), 1–05 (6),

1–06 (2), 1–08 (2), 1–11 (6), 2–03 (2),2–05 (6), 2–07 (1), 2–10 (14), 2–11 (1),

3–01 (5), 3–05 (6), 3–08 (5), 3–09 (3),

3–11 (4)

India 2–03 (2)

information 2–02 (3)


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is 1–02 (30), 1–03 (11), 1–04 (21), 1–05 (7),

1–06 (33), 1–08 (46), 1–09 (54), 1–10 (5),

1–11 (21), 2–01 (38), 2–02 (41), 2–03 (12),

2–05 (15), 2–06 (16), 2–07 (18), 2–08 (4),

2–09 (20), 2–10 (25), 2–11 (24), 3–01 (28),3–02 (6), 3–03 (25), 3–04 (37), 3–05 (11),

3–07 (1), 3–08 (25), 3–09 (18), 3–11 (16)

isn’t 1–06 (1)

it 1–08 (38), 1–09 (20), 1–11 (8), 2–01 (7),

2–03 (2), 2–05 (4), 2–08 (3), 2–09 (1),

2–11 (7), 3–01 (22), 3–02 (2), 3–04 (6),

3–05 (3), 3–08 (1), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (6)

January 3–07 (2), 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

Japan 3–05 (1)

Jason 1–10 (1), 2–03 (6)

jeans 3–02 (4), 3–11 (1)

John 1–10 (1), 2–03 (1), 2–10 (2), 3–09 (7),

3–11 (1)

July 3–07 (1)

June 3–07 (2)key 2–10 (5), 2–11 (1), 3–09 (1)

keys 2–10 (3)

lake 3–10 (1)

last 3–08 (1)

late 2–01 (7), 2–11 (2), 3–09 (1)

later 2–03 (1)

leave 2–01 (1)leaving 1–04 (7), 1–06 (6), 1–09 (12), 1–11 (2),

2–01 (10), 2–02 (4), 2–10 (1), 2–11 (4),

3–09 (3)

left 3–08 (13)

let’s 2–02 (4)

letter 3–10 (1)

license 3–10 (1), 3–11 (1)

like 2–06 (20), 2–08 (25), 2–09 (1), 2–10 (15),2–11 (8), 3–02 (7), 3–04 (10), 3–05 (7),

3–09 (8), 3–11 (1)

Lima 1–06 (4), 1–09 (2)

Lisbon 1–06 (1)

little 2–03 (2)

live 2–03 (4)

lobby 2–10 (2)London 1–09 (1), 3–08 (2)

long 2–10 (2), 3–08 (1)

Los Angeles 1–05 (2), 1–11 (2), 2–01 (1)

lotion 3–10 (1)

lunch 2–05 (6), 2–08 (2), 2–11 (1)


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ma’am 2–05 (1), 2–08 (2)

Madrid 1–04 (1), 1–11 (1)

mailbox 3–10 (1)

make 2–10 (1), 2–11 (1)

making 2–10 (2), 3–09 (1)man 1–01 (10), 1–02 (16), 1–05 (2), 1–11 (1),

2–02 (2), 2–05 (1), 3–03 (3), 3–05 (4),

3–08 (2), 3–09 (1)

many 2–02 (1), 2–10 (2), 2–11 (1), 3–09 (1)

map 1–10 (4), 1–11 (1)

March 3–07 (1), 3–08 (3), 3–11 (3)

Mark 2–03 (2)

may 2–08 (10), 2–09 (1), 2–11 (5), 3–02

(8), 3–05 (7), 3–07 (1), 3–09 (2),

3–11 (5)

me 1–09 (4), 2–03 (7), 2–11 (2), 3–09 (1),

3–11 (1)

mean 2–03 (2)

means 2–03 (2)

meat 2–06 (2)mechanic 3–10 (1)

medicine 3–10 (1)

meet 2–03 (3)

men 1–05 (1), 2–02 (1), 2–06 (1)

men’s 3–08 (2)

menu 2–08 (3), 3–09 (1)

menus 2–08 (1)Mexico 2–03 (1)

Mexico City 2–03 (1)

Miami 1–06 (1), 2–02 (2), 3–09 (2)

milk 2–06 (4), 3–03 (4)

Miller 2–03 (2)

Monday 3–07 (1)

money 1–10 (6), 2–02 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–05 (1),

3–09 (1)month 3–07 (3), 3–11 (1)

months 3–07 (1), 3–11 (1)

moon 3–01 (1)

morning 1–08 (3), 1–11 (1), 2–05 (3)

Moscow 1–09 (1)

mosque 2–07 (1)

mother 2–07 (3), 2–11 (1)motorcycle 3–10 (1)

mountains 3–10 (1)

movie 2–09 (5), 2–11 (1)

Mr. 2–03 (3)

Ms. 2–03 (1)


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much 2–02 (1), 2–03 (2), 2–10 (1), 2–11 (3),

3–02 (4), 3–04 (2), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (4)

museum 1–04 (3), 1–05 (1), 1–06 (1), 1–09 (1),

2–02 (4), 3–04 (2), 3–08 (6)

my 2–03 (5), 2–07 (19), 2–11 (3)name 2–03 (6)

nearby 3–04 (7)

need 3–01 (12)

new 3–03 (3)

New Year’s Day 3–07 (1)

New York 1–09 (4), 1–11 (2), 2–03 (1)

newspaper 1–10 (4), 1–11 (1), 2–02 (1), 3–05 (1),

3–08 (1), 3–09 (1)

next 3–08 (1)

nice 2–03 (3)

night 1–08 (2), 1–11 (1), 2–05 (1), 2–10 (5),

2–11 (1), 3–09 (1)

nights 2–10 (4), 3–09 (2)

nine 1–07 (2), 1–08 (1), 1–09 (5), 2–01 (1),

2–02 (1), 2–04 (1), 2–09 (1), 2–11 (1),3–06 (3), 3–11 (2)

nineteen 2–04 (1)

ninety 2–04 (1), 2–10 (1), 3–09 (1)

ninety-five 2–04 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–06 (1)

ninety-six 3–06 (1)

no 1–06 (6), 1–09 (8), 1–10 (2), 1–11 (5),

2–03 (5), 2–06 (2), 2–08 (2), 3–01 (3),3–02 (1), 3–03 (2), 3–04 (10), 3–09 (1),

3–11 (4)

noon 2–05 (2)

not 1–05 (8), 1–06 (3), 1–09 (6), 1–10 (2),

1–11 (6), 2–02 (1), 2–03 (4), 2–05 (2),

3–03 (2), 3–04 (2), 3–09 (1)

November 3–07 (1)

number 2–01 (1), 3–09 (1), 3–10 (1), 3–11 (1)o’clock 1–08 (18), 1–09 (16), 2–01 (9), 2–02 (4),

2–03 (1), 2–08 (2), 2–09 (2), 2–11 (7),

3–09 (2)

ocean 3–10 (1)

October 3–07 (1)

of 3–08 (2)

office 2–07 (2), 2–11 (1), 3–10 (1)officer 3–10 (1)

officers 2–07 (1)

oil 3–10 (1)

old 3–03 (6)

on 1–01 (12), 1–02 (9), 1–03 (14), 1–04 (1),


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1–05 (1), 1–10 (3), 1–11 (2), 2–01 (7),

2–10 (1), 2–11 (2), 3–02 (5), 3–08 (10)

one 1–07 (11), 1–09 (1), 1–11 (1), 2–04 (3),

2–10 (10), 2–11 (2), 3–02 (1), 3–06 (10),

3–08 (2), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (3)one-way 3–10 (1), 3–11 (1)

open 3–03 (3), 3–11 (1)

or 2–10 (2)

order 2–08 (5), 2–11 (4), 3–09 (1)

Oslo 1–09 (2)

Ottawa 1–04 (1)

out 2–10 (1)

outside 3–01 (15), 3–08 (1)

over 1–10 (1), 2–02 (1), 3–09 (1)

pants 3–02 (4), 3–03 (1), 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)

paper 3–10 (1)

Paris 1–09 (1), 3–08 (4)

park 3–09 (1)

party 2–07 (2)

passengers 2–01 (6)passport 1–10 (5)

Paul 1–10 (1)

pay 3–05 (2), 3–11 (2)

paying 3–05 (12)

people 2–08 (2), 2–09 (4)

peso 3–05 (1)

pesos 3–05 (2)pharmacist 3–10 (1)

play 2–09 (2)

playing 2–09 (5), 2–11 (2)

please 2–06 (2), 2–08 (15), 2–10 (3), 2–11 (7),

3–09 (3), 3–11 (1)

p.m. 1–08 (3), 1–11 (2)

police 2–07 (2), 3–10 (1)

pool 2–10 (2)post 3–10 (1)

pounds 3–05 (5), 3–09 (1)

priest 2–07 (1)

pump 3–10 (1)

purse 3–10 (1)

putting 3–02 (3)

quarter 1–08 (2), 1–09 (1)rain 3–01 (1)

raining 3–01 (3)

rains 3–01 (1), 3–11 (1)

reading 3–09 (1)

reservation 2–08 (6), 2–10 (3), 2–11 (1), 3–09 (1)


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restaurant 1–04 (8), 1–05 (4), 1–06 (9), 1–09 (11),

1–11 (3), 2–02 (1), 2–08 (1), 3–03 (4),

3–04 (3), 3–08 (8)

restroom 1–10 (3), 2–02 (8), 3–08 (4)

riding 1–03 (3), 1–11 (2)right 3–08 (16)

river 3–10 (1)

Rome 2–01 (4)

room 2–10 (19), 2–11 (1), 3–09 (3)

round-trip 3–10 (1), 3–11 (1)

rubles 3–05 (2)

running 2–09 (2)

Russia 3–05 (1)

Russian 2–03 (2)

salad 2–08 (2), 2–11 (1), 3–09 (2)

Sarah 1–10 (1)

Saturday 3–07 (1)

Scott 2–03 (2)

Seattle 1–04 (1), 1–11 (1)

second 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)see 2–03 (2)

September 3–07 (2)

seven 1–07 (6), 1–08 (4), 1–11 (2), 2–01 (1),

2–02 (1), 2–04 (1), 3–06 (3)

seventeen 2–04 (1), 3–06 (1)

seventy 2–04 (1)

seventy-eight 3–06 (3), 3–11 (1)seventy-five 2–04 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–02 (1), 3–06 (2),

3–11 (1)

she 1–03 (6), 1–04 (4), 1–05 (2), 1–06 (5),

1–10 (4), 1–11 (2), 2–01 (2), 2–02 (1),

2–06 (2), 2–07 (6), 2–09 (8), 2–10 (3),

3–01 (4), 3–02 (4), 3–05 (4), 3–11 (1)

ship 1–01 (2), 2–02 (1)

shirt 3–02 (5), 3–03 (5), 3–04 (2), 3–05 (1),3–08 (1), 3–11 (3)

shoe 3–02 (1), 3–03 (2), 3–04 (2)

shoes 3–02 (4), 3–03 (2), 3–04 (4), 3–11 (3)

shop 3–09 (1)

shorts 3–02 (2)

singing 2–09 (2)

sir 2–05 (1), 2–08 (2), 3–09 (1)sister 2–07 (2)

six 1–07 (10), 1–08 (5), 1–09 (4), 1–11 (3),

2–01 (7), 2–02 (3), 2–04 (1), 2–08 (1),

2–11 (2), 3–06 (2)

sixteen 2–04 (1)


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sixty 2–04 (1)

sixty-five 3–07 (1), 3–11 (1)

sixty-nine 3–06 (1)

sixty-six 2–04 (1)

sixty-three 3–06 (1)sixty-two 3–06 (1), 3–11 (1)

skirt 3–02 (2)

sleeping 1–02 (6), 1–03 (1), 1–06 (6), 1–11 (3),

2–02 (1), 2–11 (1)

slow 3–04 (2)

small 3–03 (4), 3–11 (1)

smoking 2–03 (1)

snack 2–05 (4), 2–11 (1)

snow 3–01 (1)

snowing 3–01 (3)

snows 3–01 (1), 3–11 (1)

soccer 2–09 (6), 2–11 (1)

socks 3–02 (1)

some 2–06 (26), 2–08 (11), 2–11 (4), 3–02 (1),

3–09 (2)something 2–08 (5)

son 2–07 (1)

sorry 2–03 (2), 2–11 (1)

soup 2–06 (4), 2–11 (2)

souvenir 3–09 (1)

Spain 2–03 (1)

speak 2–03 (12)spring 3–01 (1), 3–11 (1)

stadium 2–09 (3), 2–11 (1)

stamp 3–10 (1)

station 1–04 (7), 1–05 (1), 1–06 (7), 1–09 (1),

2–02 (2), 3–04 (9), 3–08 (4)

stay 2–10 (5), 2–11 (1)

staying 2–10 (2), 3–08 (2), 3–09 (2)

steak 2–06 (3), 2–08 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–09 (1)stop 1–04 (3), 1–06 (1), 2–03 (1)

store 3–02 (3)

straight 3–08 (3)

subway 1–04 (2), 1–06 (5), 1–09 (1), 2–02 (3)

suit 3–01 (2), 3–02 (1)

suitcase 3–10 (1)

summer 3–01 (1), 3–11 (1)sun 3–01 (1)

Sunday 3–07 (2)

sunglasses 3–01 (6)

sunny 3–01 (5)

suntan 3–10 (1)


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Supriah 2–03 (3)

sweater 3–02 (1)

swimming 2–10 (2)

Sydney 2–02 (1)

synagogue 2–07 (1)table 2–08 (2), 3–04 (2), 3–09 (1)

take 2–02 (1), 2–08 (5), 2–11 (4), 3–08 (4),

3–09 (3), 3–11 (1)

taking 1–06 (10), 1–09 (3), 2–02 (2)

taste 3–03 (4)

tastes 3–03 (2)

taxi 1–04 (2), 1–05 (5), 1–06 (3), 1–09 (1),

2–02 (2), 3–09 (3), 3–11 (1)

taxis 1–05 (1)

telephone 2–10 (1), 3–10 (2), 3–11 (1)

television 2–09 (4)

ten 1–07 (2), 1–09 (2), 2–01 (2), 2–02 (1),

2–04 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–05 (1), 3–06 (1),

3–09 (1)

thank 2–03 (5), 2–05 (4), 2–06 (6), 2–08 (2),2–10 (3), 2–11 (7), 3–02 (1), 3–04 (1),

3–09 (1)

that 2–02 (10), 3–04 (2), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (3)

the 1–02 (60), 1–03 (2), 1–04 (39), 1–05 (19),

1–06 (64), 1–08 (10), 1–09 (43), 1–10 (11),

1–11 (21), 2–01 (31), 2–02 (33), 2–05 (8),

2–06 (10), 2–07 (5), 2–08 (13), 2–09 (9),2–10 (27), 2–11 (17), 3–01 (9), 3–03 (32),

3–04 (30), 3–05 (15), 3–08 (66), 3–09 (18),

3–11 (16)

theater 2–09 (3)

them 1–05 (2), 3–04 (2), 3–05 (1)

then 3–08 (3)

there 1–10 (1), 2–02 (8), 2–10 (6), 3–08 (3),

3–09 (1)these 2–07 (1), 2–09 (4), 3–02 (4), 3–04 (3),

3–05 (1), 3–11 (3)

they 1–03 (5), 1–04 (2), 1–05 (1), 1–06 (8),

1–10 (1), 1–11 (3), 2–02 (7), 2–05 (3),

2–06 (1), 2–07 (6), 2–09 (4), 2–11 (2),

3–01 (3), 3–02 (3), 3–11 (2)

third 3–08 (1), 3–11 (1)thirsty 2–05 (4), 2–06 (2)

thirteen 2–04 (1)

thirty 1–08 (10), 1–09 (1), 2–04 (1)

thirty-eight 3–06 (1)

thirty-four 3–06 (3)


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thirty-seven 3–06 (1)

thirty-six 3–06 (1)

thirty-two 2–04 (1)

this 1–06 (8), 1–09 (8), 2–01 (10), 2–02 (4),

2–03 (8), 2–07 (6), 2–08 (1), 2–10 (6),3–02 (6), 3–03 (2), 3–04 (8), 3–05 (1),

3–09 (1), 3–11 (4)

those 3–04 (1), 3–11 (1)

thousand 3–05 (1), 3–06 (10), 3–11 (2)

three 1–07 (16), 1–08 (2), 1–09 (4), 1–11 (1),

2–01 (6), 2–04 (1), 2–09 (1), 2–10 (1),

2–11 (1), 3–05 (1), 3–06 (3), 3–07 (1),

3–08 (5), 3–11 (1)

Thursday 3–07 (2)

ticket 1–10 (5), 2–09 (2), 3–03 (2), 3–05 (1),

3–10 (2), 3–11 (2)

tickets 1–10 (1), 2–02 (2), 2–09 (3), 2–11 (1)

Tim 2–05 (1)

time 1–08 (8), 1–09 (14), 2–01 (5), 2–03 (1),

2–09 (2), 2–11 (5)tip 2–08 (2)

tire 3–10 (1)

to 1–04 (6), 1–05 (9), 1–06 (39), 1–08 (1),

1–09 (23), 1–11 (8), 2–01 (8), 2–02 (12),

2–03 (3), 2–08 (5), 2–09 (2), 2–10 (6),

2–11 (3), 3–02 (3), 3–04 (7), 3–05 (7),

3–08 (29), 3–09 (5), 3–11 (3)today 3–08 (5), 3–11 (4)

toilet 3–10 (1)

tomorrow 3–08 (3), 3–11 (2)

too 3–03 (4), 3–04 (6), 3–11 (6)

track 2–01 (9)

train 1–01 (2), 1–03 (4), 1–04 (11), 1–05 (2),

1–06 (13), 1–09 (16), 1–11 (1), 2–01 (7),

2–02 (3), 2–11 (2), 3–04 (5), 3–08 (4)traveler’s 3–05 (6), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (2)

try 3–02 (2)

Tuesday 3–07 (2)

turn 3–08 (16)

turning 3–08 (3)

twelve 1–09 (1), 2–04 (1), 2–08 (1), 3–07 (1),

3–09 (1), 3–11 (1)twenty 2–04 (2), 3–02 (1), 3–09 (2), 3–11 (3)

twenty-five 3–06 (6)

twenty-seven 3–06 (1)

twenty-six 3–06 (1), 3–11 (1)

twenty-two 2–04 (1)


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two 1–07 (11), 1–08 (6), 1–11 (1), 2–01 (1),

2–02 (1), 2–03 (1), 2–04 (1), 2–08 (2),

2–09 (2), 2–10 (7), 2–11 (3), 3–05 (1),

3–06 (4), 3–08 (7), 3–09 (2)

ugly 3–04 (2)umbrella 3–01 (4)

umbrellas 3–01 (1)

United States 3–05 (1)

upstairs 3–08 (1)

Vanessa 2–05 (1)

vegetables 2–06 (4), 3–02 (1)

Venice 2–02 (1)

very 2–03 (2), 2–11 (2), 3–04 (2)

video 1–10 (3)

videotape 3–10 (1)

waiter 2–08 (3), 3–09 (1)

waiting 2–01 (6), 2–02 (3), 2–09 (1), 3–09 (2)

waitress 2–08 (3), 3–09 (1)

walk 3–04 (3), 3–08 (4), 3–11 (1)

walking 1–02 (7), 1–03 (8), 1–06 (4), 1–09 (1),1–11 (3), 2–02 (1), 2–11 (1), 3–01 (2)

was 3–08 (3), 3–11 (2)

watching 2–09 (11)

water 2–06 (1), 2–08 (2)

way 3–09 (1)

we 1–03 (5), 1–04 (1), 1–05 (1), 1–06 (26),

1–09 (8), 1–10 (3), 1–11 (2), 2–02 (9),2–05 (8), 2–07 (2), 2–09 (5), 2–10 (2),

2–11 (2), 3–01 (1), 3–09 (2)

wear 3–04 (1), 3–11 (1)

wearing 3–01 (7), 3–02 (11)

wedding 2–07 (2)

Wednesday 3–07 (2)

week 3–07 (1), 3–08 (2)

weekday 3–07 (1)weekend 3–07 (1)

weeks 3–07 (2), 3–08 (1), 3–11 (2)

welcome 2–03 (2), 2–11 (1)

were 3–08 (1)

what 1–09 (14), 2–02 (10), 2–03 (4), 2–09 (2),

2–11 (5), 3–08 (4), 3–11 (4)

when 1–09 (6), 2–02 (4), 3–08 (3)where 1–10 (1), 2–02 (8), 2–03 (7), 2–09 (1),

2–11 (2), 3–05 (1), 3–08 (4), 3–09 (1)

which 2–02 (4), 3–05 (4)

who 1–10 (8), 1–11 (4), 2–02 (4), 2–09 (4)

wife 2–07 (2)


77/77

will 2–01 (1), 3–08 (3), 3–09 (1), 3–11 (3)

wind 3–01 (1)

wine 2–06 (3), 2–08 (1), 2–11 (2), 3–09 (2)

winter 3–01 (1), 3–11 (1)

with 1–05 (12), 2–07 (2), 2–10 (4), 2–11 (2),3–05 (10), 3–11 (2)

woman 1–01 (7), 1–02 (12), 1–05 (3), 1–11 (2),

2–05 (1), 3–03 (3), 3–08 (1)

women 1–05 (3), 2–02 (1), 2–06 (1)

women’s 3–08 (2)

would 2–06 (20), 2–08 (25), 2–09 (1), 2–10 (15),

2–11 (8), 3–02 (7), 3–04 (3), 3–05 (7),

3–09 (8), 3–11 (1)

year 3–07 (4), 3–11 (3)

yen 3–05 (5), 3–11 (1)

yes 1–06 (26), 1–09 (12), 1–10 (5), 1–11 (3),

2–01 (1), 2–02 (2), 2–03 (1), 2–05 (2),

2–06 (14), 2–08 (15), 2–09 (1), 2–11 (9),

3–01 (9), 3–02 (7), 3–03 (2), 3–04 (4),

3–05 (8), 3–09 (5), 3–11 (3)yesterday 3–08 (3), 3–11 (2)

you 1–03 (14), 1–04 (1), 1–05 (6), 1–06 (2),

1–09 (10), 1–10 (5), 1–11 (5), 2–02 (6),

2–03 (28), 2–05 (8), 2–06 (23), 2–08 (10),

2–09 (1), 2–10 (9), 2–11 (15), 3–01 (5),

3–02 (9), 3–04 (7), 3–05 (10), 3–08 (3),

3–09 (7), 3–11 (3)young 3–03 (3)

your 2–03 (1), 2–05 (1), 2–08 (5), 2–10 (3),

2–11 (4), 3–08 (2), 3–09 (2)

you’re 2–03 (2), 2–11 (1)

zero 1–07 (1)

zoo 3–09 (1)

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