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Places you can visit, or stop and stay a while.

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D is for Dump

A dump is a place where garbage is taken to once you throw it away.

E is for Entrance

An entrance is the way into somewhere, usually a building. When you enter somewhere with a big fuss, you are said to be making an entrance.
The opposite of an entrance is an exit.

E is for Exit

An exit is the way out of somewhere, or the way to leave. An exit might be a place or something you do, for example "he exited the room".
The opposite of an exit is an entrance.

F is for Factory

A factory is a large industrial building where people or machines make things on a very large scale. Things like cars, toys and most common household goods are made in factories.

F is for Farm

A farm is a large area owned by a farmer. On a farm, animals and crops are grown on a big scale. A farmer may have hundreds of acres of wheat and thousands of sheep or cows. Farms are where food is grown for all the people who live in cities all over the world.
Farms can have many crops or just one or two. A farmer might have an apple farm, or a chicken farm instead of having lots of different things.

F is for Field

A field is a large area of ground that is used either to grow crops or for farm animals to graze on. Fields usually have a fence around the edge.

G is for Garden

A garden is a planned space, full of plants that have been placed by the garden's owner. Gardens can be indoors or outdoors, just for decoration, or for growing fruit and vegetables. Some gardens have plants that are trimmed into shapes, called topiary.

G is for Golf course

A golf course is a place where you play golf. Golf courses are very big. They have a lot of lawn, patches of sand and patches of trees and shrubs. Golf courses usually have eighteen holes.
A grocery store, or supermarket, is a place you go to buy all the food you need. Grocery stores also sell other things that aren't food, like toilet paper, diapers, soap and lots of other things you use around the house.

G is for Ground

The ground is the part of the world you stand on. When you talk about the ground, you usually mean the ground outside. Ground is usually made from dirt and often has grass growing on it.
Ground is also the past tense of grind.

G is for Gymnasium

A gymnasium is an indoor space where you go to exercise or play indoor sport.

H is for Here

Here is the place that you currently are. If you want someone to come to you, you might call out "come here!"

H is for Home

Your home is the place you live. You can also talk about your home being the place you grew up or the place you came from, as in your home town or even your home country.

H is for Hospital

A hospital is a big place where sick and injured people are taken to get better. Babies are also born in hospitals. Doctors and nurses work together to make people better in hospitals.

H is for Hotel

A hotel is a place you stay when you are travelling. You pay by the night to stay at a hotel. Some hotels have hundreds of rooms, and you can order meals and other things to come to your room. A smaller hotel where you can park your car is called a motel.

I is for Inn

Inn is a place that you can stay at night, or buy food and drink. An inn is like a small hotel.

J is for Jail

A jail is another word for a prison. People who have done something wrong are locked in jail as a punishment.

L is for Lair

A lair is a secret place where a person or animal can hide. Lairs are often underground.

L is for Lane

A lane is a narrow street.

Sometimes lanes run behind houses and there are only back doors opening onto the lane, not front doors.

L is for Laundromat

A laundromat is a place you go to wash and dry your clothes if you don't have a washing machine at home. There are lots of coin-operated washing machines and dryers in a laundromat that anyone can come in and use.