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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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The front room
Hi teachers,
There was a light on in the front room.
There was a fire burning in the front room.
Here the meaning of "the front room" is "the main room"?
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Am I absolutely wrong?
Thinking (Spain)
There was a light on in the front room.
There was a fire burning in the front room.
Here the meaning of "the front room" is "the main room"?
Or
Am I absolutely wrong?
Thinking (Spain)
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Hi Spain; Usually the front room refers to the first large room you walk into from the front door. Some houses have a foyer or entrance hall. That is not the front room.
- Hi Spain; Usually the front room refers to the first large room you walk into from the front door.
- Some houses have a foyer or entrance hall.
- That is not the front room.
- It might or might not be the main room.
- Some houses have both a living room and a family room or den.
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Hi Spain;
Usually the front room refers to the first large room you walk into from the front door.
Some houses have a foyer or entrance hall. That is not the front room.
It might or might not be the main room. Some houses have both a living room and a family room or den. In old days, the front room might have been called the parlor.
Usually the front room refers to the first large room you walk into from the front door.
Some houses have a foyer or entrance hall. That is not the front room.
It might or might not be the main room. Some houses have both a living room and a family room or den. In old days, the front room might have been called the parlor.
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Thank you very much AlpheccaStars. That's quite a complete explanation.
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