A building where valuable or interesting historical, scientific, or artistic objects are kept and shown to the public.
a museum
Small sticky pieces of paper you put on an envelope to show you have paid for it to be sent.
stamps
A hard, transparent material used to make windows, bottles, and drinking vessels.
glass
The numbers and letters that show the exact location of a building.
an address
A shop (store) where you can buy medicines, toiletries, and cosmetics; a pharmacy.
a chemist's
The hard, fibrous material that forms the trunk and branches of a tree.
wood
A hard, usually shiny material (like iron or gold) that conducts heat and electricity.
metal
A small bag that a woman carries to hold money and personal things.
a handbag
A place where people who are ill or injured are treated by doctors and nurses.
a hospital
A book with spaces for each day where you write about your life
a diary
What is this called?
This is diary
This is a pocket
This is a handbag
This is a stamp
Where are they working ?
They are working at the hospital
What is this made of ?
This is made of wood
I'm writing ____________on the evenlope
the address
