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adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
aboutprepositionUS /əˈbaʊt/
on the subject of; concerning
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
all
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
always
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From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
ANDconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
asconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
attracted
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
banners
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
barns
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
baseball
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
beauxiliary verbUS /biː/
used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
big
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From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
BILLY
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
board
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
buildings
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
ButconjunctionUS /bʌt/
used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before
From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
BUTTON
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
canmodal verbUS /kæn/
to be able to, or to be allowed to
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
chanced
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
cluster
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
continue
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
COUNTY
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
down
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
east
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
enclosed
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
FAIRnounUS /fair/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
fellows
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From this reading “Gee, fellows!
fence
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
flag-poles
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
flags
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
football
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
forprepositionUS /fɔːr/
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
fromprepositionUS /frʌm/
showing where something starts, or who sent it
From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
Gee
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From this reading “Gee, fellows!
glance
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
going
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From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
grandstands
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
greatnounUS /great/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
grounds
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
hepronounUS /hiː/
a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
high
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
himpronounUS /hɪm/
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
hundreds
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
IpronounUS /aɪ/
the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
interesting
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From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
isauxiliary verbUS /ɪz/
the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
Just
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
like
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
longnounUS /long/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
lookednounUS /looked/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
looks
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From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
mepronounUS /miː/
the person speaking, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
most
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
mustmodal verbUS /mʌst/
used to say something is necessary, or almost certainly true
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
number
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
onepronounUS /wʌn/
used to mean any person in general, including the speaker
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
openverbUS /ˈoʊ.pən/
To move from a closed position.
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
overprepositionUS /ˈoʊvər/
above and across; more than
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
pennants
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
quitenounUS /quite/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
railroad
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
rememberverbUS /rɪˈmɛm.bər/
To recall to mind.
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
roofed
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
saw
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
STUBBY
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
tellnounUS /tell/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
thatconjunctionUS /ðæt/
used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
THEdeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
there
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
theypronounUS /ðeɪ/
the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
timenounUS /time/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
toparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
tracknounUS /træk/
a route or signs showing the way someone went
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
VISIT
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
waving
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From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
well
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From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
wentnounUS /went/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
whatpronounUS /wʌt/
used to ask for information about something
From this reading But what attracted him most was the number of flags, banners and pennants he saw waving from hundreds of flag-poles.
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
WHISKERS
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From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
withprepositionUS /wɪð/
in the company of; together with
From this reading BILLY WHISKERS, STUBBY AND BUTTON VISIT THE COUNTY FAIR Just as Billy, Stubby and Button were about to continue down the railroad track, Billy chanced to glance to the east and there he saw a cluster of long buildings that looked like barns and great open grandstands roofed over like baseball and football grounds and all enclosed with a high board fence.
year
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From this reading That looks interesting to me, for those flags tell me there must be a County Fair going on over there, as this is the time of year they always have a big Fair.
young
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From this reading And I can well remember the one I went to when I was quite young.
