English, 16.12.2021 14:40 emily9656

Hannah looked up the word buffet in a dictionary. It has four meanings. 1. v. to strike or shake 2. n. a type of meal where guests help themselves 3. n. a piece of furniture 4. adj. consisting of a meal where guests help themselves In which sentence did Hannah read the first definition? Desserts were on the buffet, and salads were on the table. My friends invited me to a buffet at their favorite restaurant last weekend. The wind continued to buffet the house, so it creaked during dinner. There was more food at the buffet lunch than we could eat.

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