1/30 - all over adverb: everyplace, everywhere Example: As you see in the video, English has taken Alejandra all over the world .2/30 - town noun: a populated area with buildings, houses, etc., larger than a village but smaller than a city . Look at this map. Chicago is a city, but Hell, Texas, is a town. However, there is an exception. Large cities are sometimes called "towns".Click here to listen to a bit of an old popular song as an example of this exception . 3/30 - tape noun: magnetic tape used in cassettes There are many kinds of tape , e.g. : 4/30 - "The students (are going to) watch you on tape ." Look at the picture: "on tape " = with videocassettes on TV 5/30 - understand verb: comprehend Example: Watch and listen to understand the video ! 6/30 - Jacksonville proper noun: a city in the northeast of Florida 7/30 - born and raised expression: also "born and bred": coming into life and living in a particular place Example: Alejandra (in the video) was born and raised in the Dominican Republic .8/30 - Dominican Republic proper noun: a country comprising the eastern two-thirds of the island of Hispaniola. Haiti is on the same island . 9/30 - "all my life " expression: from the beginning to the end of my life or from the beginning of my life up to the present time Example: Alejandra (in the video) has spent all her life learning English .10/30 - "most of my life " expression: from (nearly) the beginning of my life to the present moment or up to a recent point in time 11/30 - still (adverb)"I still don't know (English) very well ." sentence with the adverb still : I have studied English for many years but I don't speak fluently yet, despite many years of study and practice .12/30 - "the most difficult " article "the" + adverb + adjective: superlative indicating the hardest Note: there is an exercise on comparatives and superlatives later in this unit. Example: What is the most difficult part of English for YOU ?13/30 - "How long have you lived in this country ?" Question in the Present Perfect You will study this verb tense in Units 39 to 50.14/30 - "I brought this group to Atlanta ." Sentence in the simple past using the verb "bring "bring : to come from one place to another with somebody or something You will study this verb tense in Units 32 to 34.15/30 - jealous adjective: envious, feeling angry or unhappy because of another person’s possessions or luck, for example .16/30 - "My mother's people are from Florida ." Sentence using "people " to mean "relatives "relatives : plural noun: people in the same family, by birth, adoption or marriage17/30 - Inflection determines meaning:uh-huh and hm-hmm " meaning "no ". 18/30 - http://199.0.73.248/OtherV/Mike-uh-uh-YES160.rm Click on the play button for a small, short video: "uh-huh" and "hm-hmm" meaning "Yes". Inflection determines meaning:Affirmative "grunts" or sounds in English 19/30 - relocate verb: : to move to a new place on a long-term basis .For example, to change the location of a business or one's home . 20/30 - move verb: : to relocate to a new place on a long-term basis . For example, to change the location of a business or one's home . 21/30 - "middle of a job transfer " between 2 jobs in different geographical areas 22/30 - Raleigh proper noun: Raleigh is the capital of the state of North Carolina, USA .23/30 - When are you moving ? Question with present progressive used to speak about the future. You will study this verb tense soon (Unit 22).24/30 - Tivoli proper noun: a small town in New York state, on the Hudson river .25/30 - grandmother noun: the mother of your father or mother granddaughter : the daughter of your son or daughter26/30 - grandfather noun: the father of your father or mother grandson : the son of your son or daughter27/30 - Sandy Springs proper noun: a town north of Atlanta, Georgia 28/30 - could modal verb: the past tense of “can”, to say that something is possible Example: this boy COULD walk to K-Mart, but it is not a good idea in heavy traffic . 29/30 - pick up phrasal verb: This phrasal verb has 30 different meanings! In the video, it means to increase in intensity . Example: At 4 p.m., traffic begins to pick up. 30/30 - native adjective: born and still living in a particular place .Example: In the video, Steven describes himeslf as "a native New Yorker ".