15. Every (adv): /ˈɛvri/ Cada
Used for referring to all the people or things of a particular type or in a particular group, or all the parts of something.
Example: Antony has to study every day at the university.

16. Help (somebody) out (v): /hɛlp/ /ˈsʌmˌbɑdi/ /aʊt/ Ayudar
Mainly spoken: to help someone, especially by doing a particular job.
Example: Nicholas has helped me out with my homework.

17. Loyalty card (n): /ˈlɔɪəlti/ /kɑrd/ Tarjeta de lealtad
A card for using the products or services of a particular business.
Example: Andrew is a rich man. He has a loyalty card to enter a private club.

18. More of (qtfr): /mɔr/ /ɑv/ Más de
An amount or number that is larger than another.
Example: She asked for more of your help than expected.

19. Plenty of (qtfr): /ˈplɛnti/ /ɑv/ Bastante de
A large amount of something, or a large number of things.
Example: Karla has got plenty of vacation time; now it is time to keep studying.

20. The majority of (qtfr): /ðə/ /məˈʤɔrəti/ /ɑv/ La mayoría de
Most of the people or things in a group.
Example: The majority of students in this university are men.

a. Practice:
Choose one word from the list above and fill in the blanks.

1.  of e-mail users are upset about the increase of viruses.

2. I feel like I don’t have  time to get everything done.

3. They  their son  on his final exam.