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They ate beef, mutton, and many kinds (of wild birds).
Adjectival
Medieval people living in castles ate a variety (of foods).
Adjectival
The lord’s table was often the only table (with fixed legs).
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Servants (with pitchers) of water helped guests wash their hands before and after eating.
Adjectival
The main room (in a castle) was the great hall.
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The floors of some castles were decorated (with tiles).
Adverbial
Some tables had removable legs so the room could be used (for many purposes).
Adverbial
The main meal was eaten late (in the morning).
Adverbial
The great hall served (as a bedroom, dining room, and office).
Adverbial
How did people live (inside a medieval castle)?
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Can we take a walk (by the ocean)?
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My mom works out (after dinner).
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(Under the bed), we hid all of our Halloween candy.
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My grandma takes her dog (to the pool).
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My parents travel (by car) when they have a vacation.
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The boy (from Tennessee) is moving soon.
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The girl (beside me) is named Roberta.
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The shoes (behind the stairs) are not mine.
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The cat (in the box) has a lot of energy.
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Mya is buying the dress (on the black hanger).
Adjectival
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