| | Sıra | Word | Explanation | Meaning | Type |
| | 60 | No | Instead of answering a question with a simple "no," same | Pronoun |
| | people will use the slang "nah," "nape," or "uh-uh" (this |
| | last one should not be confused with "uh-huh," an |
| | affirmative response). |
| | 61 | Non | A negative particle used before many words (nouns and | Particle |
| | adjectives), "non-" signifies "not" or "the opposite of' as in |
| | "non-American" and "nonconformist." |
| | 62 | Nothing | Noun |
| | 63 | Now | Noun |
| | 64 | O.K.! | Also "ok, OK, okay." Other expressions used to show | Imperative |
| | one's agreement include "all right," "absolutely," "sure," |
| | "certainly" and "of course." A fun (and somewhat |
| | common) slang expression is "okie-dokie." |
| | 65 | Other | The different uses of the adjectives "other" and "another" | Proposition |
| | are presented in the Grammar section of Chapter 12. |
| | 66 | People | This noun is considered plural in English in terms of | Noun |
| | subject-verb agreement, even though it is singular. |
| | 67 | Pick up | Verb |
| | 68 | Plan | Verb |
| | 69 | Plane | "Plane" is a shortened form of "airplane," and is | Noun |
| | commonly used in reference to large jets as well as |
| | smaller aircraft. |
| | 70 | Please | A polite way to form a command is to use the word | Adverb |
| | "please" followed by the command form, as in "Please |
| | go!," "Please stay!," "Please sit down." |
| | 71 | Present | In "You present the card the Immigration Agent gave to | Verb |
| | you." Another way to express the same idea is to use the |
| | verb "to show," "to give," or "to hand over." |
| | 72 | Right | In "Yes, that's right." "Right," in this instance, means | Adjective |
| | "correct." "Right" also refers to the direction opposite of |
| | "left." |
| | 73 | Room | "Room" can refer to a specific place in a structure or | Noun |
| | building. It can also refer to "space" in general. |
| | 74 | Say | Verb |
| | 75 | See | Besides having to do with one's vision, "to see" may also | Verb |
| | be used to express the idea of understanding, as in "I see |
| | the difference." |
| | 76 | Sign | Whenever you sign something, you put your "signature" | Noun |
| | on it. Another verb that is used in reference to "signing a |
| | check" is to "endorse" it. |
| | 77 | Smile | Verb |
| | 78 | Some | Uses of the word "some" are presented in Chapters 1 | Pronoun |
| | and 2. |
| | 79 | Speak | Verb |
| | 80 | Spend | "To spend" may be used in the sense of "passing time" | Verb |
| | somewhere doing something (e.g., "I usually spend three |
| | hours studying in the afternoon"). "Spend" may also refer |
| | to the quantity of money one must pay someone for |
| | something (e.g., "I usually spend five dollars a day an |
| | lunch"). |
| | 81 | Stand | In "You stand in line." In this case, "stand" may refer not | Verb |
| | only to your physical state ("standing in line"), but may |
| | also convey the idea of "waiting." "To take a stand" |
| | implies choosing apposition with regard to a |
| | "controversial issue." |
| | 82 | Stay | Verb |
| | 83 | Thank | In "Thank you." Another way to "give one's thanks" is to | Verb |
| | say "thanks" or "thank you very much." You may also say "I |
| | appreciate it" ("it" refers to "your help"). |
| | 84 | That | In the expression "after that." A demonstrative pronoun, | Conjunction |
| | "that" refers to "after spending same time in Atlanta." |
| | 85 | That is | Conjunction |
| | 86 | The | A definite article (def. art., as opposed to the indefinite "a," | Conjunction |
| | "an"), "the" refers to specific nouns, as in "The |
| | Immigration Agent gives you a card" (a specific agent give |
| | a non-specified card). |
| | 87 | Them | "Them" is the object pronoun form of the subject pronoun | Personal |
| | "they." | Pronoun |
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