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Ois forOnce

Once means at one time in the past, for example "I had dinner there once". It might also mean any period of time in the past, for example "I was once the owner of that house". It might also mean as soon as, for example "Once you have finished dinner, you can go play".

Times, Adverbs, Conjunctions

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Tis forTable

A table is a large, flat piece of furniture with long legs. You usually sit around a table on chairs and eat dinner. Small tables are often put near sofas so people can put their coffee cups on them. Most tables are made out of wood, with either wood or metal legs. Tables can be round or square.

Furniture

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Bis forBetween

Something is between if it is in the space in the middle of two other things. The cat in the picture is eating dinner between two dogs.

Prepositions, Placements

Bis forBrought

Brought is the past tense of bring. For example, "she brought some wine to the dinner party".

Past