a | New York is a melting pot of nations, but some groups have made areas distinctively their own. |
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about | I'd like to inquire about my tickets. |
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accent | He speaks well but he has an accent. |
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accounting | She has a degree in accounting. |
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acquire | Before coming to the States, it is wise to acquire from a local bank some small bills in American dollars. |
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address | Do you want his address and telephone number? |
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after | We'll talk after dinner. |
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afternoon | Good afternoon! |
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agency | Hello. I'm Andrés González from the travel agency TravelTur. |
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ago | Long ago, we had a house in the country. |
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airplane | If you want to travel by plane while in the United States, |
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airport | Money can be exchanged at the airport, in a bank, and at various exchange points. |
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all right | That's all right. I understand you. |
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almost | Emergencies, including car breakdowns, accidents, loss of valuables, anything involving the police or medical units, are handled almost the same way everywhere. |
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already | When he arrived, they had already left. |
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also | I also need some batteries. |
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always | I always read this newspaper. |
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ambulance | Operator, this is an emergency. I need an ambulance. |
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American | You're Mark, the American student, right? |
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and | The Chinese started to arrive about 150 years ago, about the same time as the Irish and the European Jews. |
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ankle | My ankle is swollen. I can't walk on it. |
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another (feminine) |
It is very important to know how to ask for directions in another language. |
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another (masculine) |
I am going to see you another day. |
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answer | It is just as important to be able to hear and understand the answer. |
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anything | Yes, of course, will there be anything else? |
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apartment | Do you live in a house or an apartment? |
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arrive | The Chinese started to arrive about 150 years ago, about the same time as the Irish and the European Jews. |
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as (1) |
My parents work a lot as usual. |
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as (2) |
Your mother is not as old as my mother. |
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ask for | It is very important to know how to ask for directions in another language. |
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assignment | Do you have my seat assignment? |
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at all | Many restaurants in the States have separate sections for smokers; some do not allow smoking at all. |
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attempt | If your first brave attempt at communication brings on a burst of words from the other side, don't worry. |
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aunt | What time is it, Aunt? |
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automobile | I want to buy an automobile. |
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avenue | I'm looking for Cardenal Cisneros Avenue. |
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avoid | Learn the names of some basic dishes that you like -- and learn what to avoid. |
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