Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Palace"

A: A palace is a very large and elegant place of residence. Usually royalty will live in a palace.

A: spotted = seen, saw

A: A palace is a residence for a monarch. A castle is a fortified building with stone walls and towers

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A castle has high walls and can defend itself.

A palace is a very large, very extravagant home.

Both were usually inhabited by royalty.

A: A palace is where an aristocrat or royal family lives (or lived). It is opulent but not fortified.

A castle is not necessarily the home of anybody and it is fortified.

A: Chateau is french

A: A castle is a building or group of buildings fortified from attack with defences such as thick walls, battlements and sometimes a moat. A palace is generally a place of residence for a sovereign, archbishop or exalted person.
The queens official residence is Buckingham palace, she often visits Balmoral castle.
Hope this helps.

A: I think you're very close...

But compared to this great palace no, since this palace has bathrooms including a drainage system.

(or has bathrooms that even had a drainage system)

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A: This is correct! :)

A: In the first sentence, it means the same thing as:

"This palace HAS great value"

Your sentence is a bit more formal, but same meaning.

The second sentence should be:

"The actor is FROM a very good family."

In both cases, it generally means that the first part has the quality of the second part.

A: × Meanwhile, In the palace where the king and the prince were watching news tv while they were sitting on a couch in the living room.
✓ Meanwhile in the palace, the king and the prince were watching the news while sitting on a couch in the living room.

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