| | Sıra | Word | Explanation | Meaning | Type |
| | 88 | There are | "There are" (followed by plural nouns)" and "there is" | Indefinite |
| | (followed by sing. nouns) appear frequently in English. | Pronoun |
| | These expressions point out things or people (as in |
| | "There is my friend, Nancy.") or simply to indicate - or |
| | question - the existence of something (e.g., "Is there any |
| | money in the bank?" / "There are too many people here"). |
| | 89 | They | Personal |
| | Pronoun |
| | 90 | Three | Noun |
| | 91 | Through | Proposition |
| | 92 | Time | Noun |
| | 93 | To | Proposition |
| | 94 | Tourist | Used as an adjective modifying "visa" in "tourist visa," | Noun |
| | "tourist" is also a noun referring to people who visit or tour |
| | an area for pleasure. |
| | 95 | Travel | Other ways to express "to travel" include "to take a trip" | Verb |
| | and "to go on a trip." |
| | 96 | Turn | Verb |
| | 97 | U.S. | The United States of America is of ten referred to as "the | Abbraviation |
| | U.S.," "the U.S.A.," "the good old' U.S. of A.," "the States," |
| | and "America." |
| | 98 | Understand | Notice the negative form of the verb in the dialogue "I don't | Verb |
| | understand." Negatives will be dealt with in the Grammar |
| | of this chapter. |
| | 99 | Valuables | More frequently, you will encounter the adjective "valuable" | Noun |
| | as in "He has a valuable watch." |
| | 100 | Visa | Noun |
| | 101 | Where | Interrogative |
| | Pronoun |
| | 102 | Which | Of ten, you will use "which" as an interrogative (interr.) as | Interrogative |
| | in "Which shirt do you like?" | Pronoun |
| | 103 | Yes | Instead of simply saying "yes" to a question, same people | Noun |
| | will say "yeah," "yep," or "uh-huh." |
| | 104 | You | Personal |
| | Pronoun |
| | 105 | Your | Personal |
| | Pronoun |
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