playroom - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • have: The larger of the apartments also has a playroom with a giant mural on the wall.
  • include: Fascinating seminars where including a minute indoor playrooms are major credit card.
  • equip: There is a playroom equipped with toys, books and games and a sleep room for babies.
  • discover: Discover playroom: D dives into softplay bit, then coloring.
  • form: To form playroom above garage - staircase and dormers.

Adjective modifier

  • indoor: Know about all to play amazing indoor playrooms are was the charming.
  • soft: Activities include painting, drawing, puppets, toy box, soft playrooms, cars, tricycles.
  • large: Children are well catered for; there is a large playroom, which is well equipped.
  • own: The lounge has a corner suite, TV and DVD player, while children have their own playroom with beanbags and games.
  • supervised: Childrenâs playroom: Young children can enjoy fun and games in our supervised playroom.

Modifies a noun

  • floor: A couple of days ago she was suddenly sick over the playroom floor.
  • TV: Run another cable direct from the amp to the playroom TV.

Noun used with modifier

  • kid: There is also a smaller sitting room, another dining room and a small kids playroom next to the kitchen.
  • childrens: A childrens playroom is provided and an attractive library is available for the use of guests.
  • hospital: They opened a hospital playroom for these children and provide a salary for one play worker.
  • attic: For children, an attic playroom houses a small selection of toys and games.
  • children's: Weâve been in business for three years, creating timber buildings for garden offices, guest accommodation, and childrenâs playrooms.

Preposition: with

  • toy: The crèche has a playroom with toys and activities, and a separate sleep area.

Preposition: for

  • child: A separate games room upstairs provides plenty of space for teenagers to relax or as a playroom for younger children.

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