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Wonder123 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

castle and palace

What is the difference between castle and palace, who live in castle and who in palace?

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Here are a few quick thoughts on how these terms are seen in modern English. Check your dictionary for more details, and the internet for pictures castle A heavily fortified building. Usually occupied by people who are powerful and/or wealthy and/or of high social position.

— Clive

  • Here are a few quick thoughts on how these terms are seen in modern English.
  • Check your dictionary for more details, and the internet for pictures castle A heavily fortified building.
  • Usually occupied by people who are powerful and/or wealthy and/or of high social position.
  • palace A luxurious and grand building.
  • Usually occupied by royal persons.
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Here are a few quick thoughts on how these terms are seen in modern English.
Check your dictionary for more details, and the internet for pictures

castle A heavily fortified building. Usually occupied by people who are powerful and/or wealthy and/or of high social position.

palace A luxurious and grand building. Usually occupied by royal persons.

Clive
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Wonder123castle and palace
A castle is like a military fort designed to defend against enemy attack.
A palace is like a very big, luxurious home.
Rich, powerful people live in both.

CJ
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Can a princess live in a castle? I saw a cake whose name is "pink princess castle cake".
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Wonder123Can a princess live in a castle?
I believe she can. Consider Windsor Castle in England.

CJ
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