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At The Dig
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At The Library
100

Yesterday, (he/go) to school at 7 o'clock.

he went

100

A building where you buy food

A supermarket

100

A utensil for eating soup.

A spoon

100

17

XVII

100

A book where you can find definitions for words

A dictionary

200

Last week, (she/eat) pizza every day.

she ate

200

Where police work.

A police station

200

A utensil for eating solid foods, with three or four "tines" (sharp sticks). Usually made of metal, sometimes plastic.

A fork

200

43

XLIII

200

A book with short articles about everything in the world.

An encyclopedia

300

(I/not go) to the party because I was sick.

I didn't go

300

Where you buy medicine

A pharmacy

300

A utensil for cutting food. Usually made of metal, but sometimes made of plastic.

A knife

300

171

CLXXI

300

A representation, in paper or online, of all the days and months of a year.

A calendar

400

(you/get) the letter that (I/write) you last week?

Did you get, I wrote

400

A medieval building for defense.

A castle

400

A small plate for tea cups. 

A saucer

400

639

DCXXXIX

400
Similar to a book, but with a lot of pictures. Like a newspaper, there is a new edition every month. They are usually about one thing, like hobbies and interests. There are very popular ones about celebrities.

A magazine

500

(you/can understand) anything that (you/read) in that book?

Could you understand, you read

500

A path for cars to move around on.

A road

500
A big jar for flowers.

A vase

500

3,288

MMMCCLXXXVIII

500

A piece of paper with important information posted on the wall

A notice