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Spelling - Rooms, Furniture and Bedroom

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bed
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desk
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40 questions

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bed

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desk

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computer

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closet, cupboard

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armchair

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curtain

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alarm clock

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books

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notebooks

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painting

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there is, there are

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also

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That's not all

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Bathroom sink

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Chair

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Kitchen sink

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Stove

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Window

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Door

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T.V.

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Car

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free standing closet

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washing machine

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dishwasher

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tablet

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rug

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furniture

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wall

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stairs

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apartment building

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attic

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house

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kitchen

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yard

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formal living room

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room

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bathroom

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casual living room

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bedroom

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to the right of

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