WHAT IS THERE IN A HOUSE?

What is your house like? What is there in a house? Let's pratise it with this book. Click here to open it in a bigger window.

DESCRIBING A HOUSE

Watch this video to help you remember vocabulary about furniture:




Now, look at this picture of a house. What can you see there? How many floors? Which rooms are there on each floor? What kind of furniture is there in each room? Is there a garden? What is missing?

You can write a composition and hand it to your teacher. Or maybe you prefer to record yourself so you practise speaking.

THE HOUSE

Look at Fernanda's house and listen to her describing it.

Now you can do the same with your own house. Write a composition describing your house and hand it to your teacher.


And you can practise with these exercises
A Crossword
A Wordsearch

IMPORTANT NOTE: The picture and audio above were taken from this page with the British Council permission.

DESCRIBING A PICTURE

This is Van Gogh's room at Arles. I am sure you already know the picture but what can you see there? Describe it using prepositions of place, there is and there are, and of course, don't forget to use some adjectives!!!!

Write a composition and hand it to your teacher. Or you can practise speaking by recording yourself. Remember that the best way to learn to speak is speaking!!