[00:12] flee

　　[00:14] These people not only fail to help the victim,

　　[00:17] but, like the hoodlums,

　　[00:20] flee before the police can question them.

　　[00:24] flock

　　[00:26] Heavyweight financiers and business figures

　　[00:29] flocked to back the company,

　　[00:31] helping to push its value up to $ 18 billion.

　　[00:37] fluent

　　[00:39] She speaks fluent though not very correct French.

　　[00:45] fold

　　[00:46] How are you going to get the fold out of this dress

　　[00:50] that has been packed too tightly?

　　[00:54] forbid

　　[00:55] In some countries

　　[00:57] women are forbidden from going out without a veil.

　　[01:02] form

　　[01:04] Some words have the same form for singular and plural.

　　[01:09] formal

　　[01:11] As the days passed,

　　[01:12] their relationship grew more and more formal.

　　[01:17] frank

　　[01:18] To be frank with you, I like you,

　　[01:21] and should be glad to give you any help I can.

　　[01:26] frown

　　[01:27] When she frowns,

　　[01:28] you know she's very angry.

　　[01:32] fruit

　　[01:34] The potato is a vegetable,  not a fruit.

　　[01:39] fund

　　[01:41] Part of the school sports fund

　　[01:43]will be used to improve the condition of the football field.

　　[01:48] fundamental

　　[01:50] There are fundamental differences

　　[01:52] between your religious beliefs and mine.

　　[01:57] fuss

　　[01:58] Don't tell him anything about our decision.

　　[02:01] Otherwise there will be a fuss.

　　[02:06] future

　　[02:07] Who knows what will happen in the future?

　　[02:12] gather

　　[02:13] I gather she won the first prize,

　　[02:15] since she came out of the hall

　　[02:17] with a crowd of reporters following her.

　　[02:22] gaze

　　[02:23] The child gazed at the toys in the shop window.

　　[02:28] gear

　　[02:29] She is not used to driving a car without automatic gears.

　　[02:35] generation

　　[02:37] This is a new monument

　　[02:39] to remind future generations

　　[02:41] of the sacrifices their senior generations made.

　　[02:47] genius

　　[02:48] The relation of genius to talent

　　[02:51] is the same as that of instinct to reason.

　　[02:56] geography

　　[02:58] You should get to know the geography

　　[03:00] of a neighborhood before you move there.

　　[03:04] gesture

　　[03:06] The policeman gestured for us to proceed.

　　[03:11] giant

　　[03:12] The first full-scale giant recycling plants

　　[03:16] are perhaps fifteen years away.

　　[03:20] glance

　　[03:22] On the bus

　　[03:23] I always manage to glance at the headlines

　　[03:25]  in the newspaper.

　　[03:28] glimpse

　　[03:30] She has a quick glimpse at the newspaper headlines.

　　[03:35] global

　　[03:36] With war threatening

　　[03:38] as the cartel's ministers  meet in Vienna this week,

　　[03:42] prospects for the global economy are so cloudy,

　　[03:45] analysts say,

　　[03:46] there is not much left for OPEC to do.

　　[03:52] golden

　　[03:53] The Elizabethan period

　　[03:55] was the golden age of English drama.

　　[04:00] governor

　　[04:02] I shall have to ask permission from the governor.

　　[04:06] grab

　　[04:08] He grabbed at the opportunity of going abroad.

　　[04:13] grace

　　[04:14] She danced with grace that surprised us all.

　　[04:19] gradual

　　[04:21] The change was so gradual

　　[04:23] that we hardly noticed it.

　　[04:26] graduate

　　[04:28] The university  graduated 350 students last year.

　　[04:35] grand

　　[04:36] The party was held in the grand ball-room.

　　[04:41] grave

　　[04:42] He has one foot in the grave.

　　[04:46] greedy

　　[04:48] He is not hungry; merely greedy.

　　[04:52] grind

　　[04:54] She grinds coffee beans every day.