façade | The most famous center of money-making here is the New York Stock Exchange with its neo-classical façade. |
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factory | Meet me there, in front of the factory. |
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family | Luis, do you have a large family? |
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fantastic | Oh! Madrid is fantastic! |
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father | My father or my mother will come with us. |
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fear | He's doing it out of fear. |
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fill | You will have to fill out this form. Was there much money in it? |
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film (noun) |
I have a literature class, a film class, and then linguistics with you. |
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film (verb) |
Today I am going to see my aunt and uncle, and I will film a commercial in Madrid. |
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find | Where can I find a nice café that serves light meals? |
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finish | Today I hope to finish my video of Madrid. |
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firm | The handshake is very important; it should be firm and warm, not limp and cold. |
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first (adjective) |
This is my first ride on an airplane. |
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first (adverb) |
But first, I need to buy a ticket for my trip to Seville. |
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five | I'm so tired! Thirty five floors! |
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flight | When does the next flight to Tenerife leave? |
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floor | There is a restroom on this floor and another on the second floor. |
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fly | He wants to fly to Canada next summer. |
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for (1) |
I am the director of commercials for the travel agency TravelTur. |
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for (2) |
The Empire State Building was for many years the tallest building in the world. |
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foreign (masculine, plural) |
People in most countries appreciate any attempt foreign visitors make to speak their language. |
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forget | If you tend to forget place names in a strange city, you might also write these down. |
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fortune | She has lost all of her fortune. |
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fourteen | It took fourteen years and six hundred men to build this magnificent feat of engineering. |
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friend | Do you know my friend? |
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from (1) |
It is four hours from Boston to New York. |
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from (2) |
I saw it from a distance. |
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full | Yes, and it has a full bath. |
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