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Look at this sentence – A library is a place where books are kept. Now fill in the blanks after reading these sentences. An ______ is a place where aeroplanes take off and land. A ______ is a place

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Look at this sentence –

A library is a place where books are kept.

Now fill in the blanks after reading these sentences.

  1. An ______ is a place where aeroplanes take off and land.
  2. A ______ is a place where food is cooked.
  3. A ______ is a place where sick people are taken care of.
  4. A______is a place where you can buy thing.
  5. A______ is a place where children study.
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Fill in the Blanks
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  1. An airport is a place where aeroplanes take off and land.
  2. A kitchen is a place where food is cooked.
  3. A hospital is a place where sick people are taken care of.
  4. A market is a place where you can buy things.
  5. A school is a place where children study.
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