bookstore, A shop where you can buy books, magazines and comics., university, A school for older students to learn advanced subjects like medicine or engineering., hospital, A place where sick people go to see doctors and get better., bank, A place where people keep their money safe and borrow money., park, A public place with grass, trees and playgrounds for people to relax and play., government, The group of people who make rules and run a country or city., magazine, A thin book with pictures and stories that comes out every month or week., sport, An activity like football or swimming that you do for fun or competition., library, A place where you can borrow books, read and study for free., market, A place where people sell food, clothes and other things., hotel, A place where you can stay and sleep when you are traveling., museum, A building where old or important things are shown for people to look at., house, A building where a family lives., kindergarten, A school for young children before they go to primary school., amusement park, A fun place with rides like roller coasters and Ferris wheels., fire station, A building where fire trucks and firefighters work., department store, A big shop that sells many different things, like clothes, toys and food., post office, A place where you can send letters, packages and buy stamps., study, To read, write and learn new things, usually for school.

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