Complete the text with the words below. away didn't dusted folded fresh load on swept were when Servants were people who did housework for rich families in large houses. They began their day at around five o'clock in the morning. Their first job was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before. Next, they tidied the family's dressing rooms. They carefully " the clothes from the day before and put them ? in wardrobes. They took the dirty clothes to wash later by hand - in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, there were no washing machines to 3 and empty. When the dressing rooms were ready, the servants woke the family. While the family 4 having breakfast, the servants cleaned the bedrooms. First, they opened the windows to let in 5 air, then they 6 the floors with a brush and made the beds. The servants? have breakfast themselves until the bedrooms were clean. After breakfast, they cleaned rooms and 8 shelves for the rest of the morning. There was always a lot going in the house: perhaps a dinner party with friends or a visit from family. Often the family were still talking with visitors 10 the servants went to bed. The servants always knew that their first job the next morning was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before and then clean the house all over again.

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Complete the text with the words below. away didn't dusted folded fresh load on swept were when Servants were people who did housework for rich families in large houses. They began their day at around five o'clock in the morning. Their first job was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before. Next, they tidied the family's dressing rooms. They carefully " the clothes from the day before and put them ? in wardrobes. They took the dirty clothes to wash later by hand - in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, there were no washing machines to 3 and empty. When the dressing rooms were ready, the servants woke the family. While the family 4 having breakfast, the servants cleaned the bedrooms. First, they opened the windows to let in 5 air, then they 6 the floors with a brush and made the beds. The servants? have breakfast themselves until the bedrooms were clean. After breakfast, they cleaned rooms and 8 shelves for the rest of the morning. There was always a lot going in the house: perhaps a dinner party with friends or a visit from family. Often the family were still talking with visitors 10 the servants went to bed. The servants always knew that their first job the next morning was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before and then clean the house all over again.

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Servants were people who did housework for rich families in large houses. They began their day at around five o'clock in the morning. Their first job was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before. Next, they tidied the family's dressing rooms. They carefully sorted the clothes from the day before and put them away in wardrobes. They took the dirty clothes to wash later by hand - in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, there were no washing machines to dust and empty. When the dressing rooms were ready, the servants woke the family. While the family were having breakfast, the servants cleaned the bedrooms. First, they opened the windows to let in fresh air, then they swept the floors with a brush and made the beds.

The servants didn't have breakfast themselves until the bedrooms were clean. After breakfast, they cleaned rooms and dusted shelves for the rest of the morning. There was always a lot going on in the house: perhaps a dinner party with friends or a visit from family. Often the family were still talking with visitors when the servants went to bed. The servants always knew that their first job the next morning was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before and then clean the house all over again.

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Complete the text with the words below. away didn't dusted folded fresh load on swept were when Servants were people who did housework for rich families in large houses. They began their day at around five o'clock in the morning. Their first job was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before. Next, they tidied the family's dressing rooms. They carefully " the clothes from the day before and put them ? in wardrobes. They took the dirty clothes to wash later by hand - in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, there were no washing machines to 3 and empty. When the dressing rooms were ready, the servants woke the family. While the family 4 having breakfast, the servants cleaned the bedrooms. First, they opened the windows to let in 5 air, then they 6 the floors with a brush and made the beds. The servants? have breakfast themselves until the bedrooms were clean. After breakfast, they cleaned rooms and 8 shelves for the rest of the morning. There was always a lot going in the house: perhaps a dinner party with friends or a visit from family. Often the family were still talking with visitors 10 the servants went to bed. The servants always knew that their first job the next morning was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before and then clean the house all over again.

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Servants were people who did housework for rich families in large houses. They began their day at around five o'clock in the morning. Their first job was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before. Next, they tidied the family's dressing rooms. They carefully **sorted** the clothes from the day before and put them **away** in wardrobes. They took the dirty clothes to wash later by hand - in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, there were no washing machines to **dust** and empty. When the dressing rooms were ready, the servants woke the family. While the family **were** having breakfast, the servants cleaned the bedrooms. First, they opened the windows to let in **fresh** air, then they **swept** the floors with a brush and made the beds. The servants **didn't** have breakfast themselves until the bedrooms were clean. After breakfast, they cleaned rooms and **dusted** shelves for the rest of the morning. There was always a lot going on in the house: perhaps a dinner party with friends or a visit from family. Often the family were still talking with visitors **when** the servants went to bed. The servants always knew that their first job the next morning was to clear the downstairs rooms from the night before and then clean the house all over again.