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sb who watches a TV programme 

viewer /n/

100

a TV show that features real people in real situations

reality show /n/

100

actually happening, not fiction

real-life /adj/

100

a storyteller, person talking over a film or TV programme 

narrator /n/

100

Only public transport vehicles can travel along it

bus lane

200

words that an actor who does not appear on the screen speaks

voice-over /n/

200

a small video camera that you can hold in your hand

hand-held camera /n/

200

pictures taken with a video camera

video footage /n/

200

a film or TV programme that gives information on a subject

documentary /n/

200

to concentrate on 

focus on /v/

300

a person who is walking along a street used by vehicles 

pedestrian /n/

300

to move from one channel on TV to another to find sth good to watch 

channel hop (phr v)

300

a crime involving a vehicle on the road

road crime /n/

300

a person that the police think has committed a crime

suspect /n/

300

a name that is easy to remember 

catchy title /phr/

400

Place where pedestrians walk next to the road

pavement /n/

400

a line of cars, etc that is coming towards you

oncoming traffic /n/

400

to find sb or sth 

track down /phr v/

400

feel like

fancy

400

A place where a train crosses a road

level crossing

500

to make sb interested in and pay attention to

draw /v/

500

to stop sb from moving forward by placing yourself in their way

cut sb off /phr v/

500

Pedestrians should use it when they cross the road

zebra crossing
500

to see sth or visit somewhere to make an opinion about it

check out /phr v/

500

Not very expensive

reasonable /adj/

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