EXERCISES

1. Let's talk about your house

• How many people live in your house?
• Is your home big or small?
• How many windows does your house have?
• How many doors?
• Are the walls dark-coloured?
• Can you find your house on Google maps? Let's try it.
• How many storeys does your house have? (upstairs, downstairs)
• Does your house have a balcony?
• How many rooms does your house have?
• How many bathrooms does your house have?
• Do you have a hall in your house? Is your hall tidy or messy? Always? Sometimes? Never?
• Is your room tidy or messy?
• Do you have carpet in the hall? What is it like?
• Is your kitchen tidy or messy? Always? Sometimes? Never?
• Who cleans the kitchen?
• What furniture do you have in your kitchen? (chairs, table, shelves, etc)
• Is your furniture old or new?
• Do you like old furniture or new furniture?
• What is the floor like? What colour? Is it tidy or messy? Is it clean or dirty? Always? Sometimes? Never?
• How many TV sets do you have in your home? Do you want more?
• What is your TV set like? Old? New? Big? Small?
• Do you have pictures on the wall? What are they like?
• What does your room look like? Big or small? Tidy or messy? Always? Sometimes? Never?
• Who cleans your room?
• Do you have books? How many books do you have?
• Do you like reading books?
• Do you have carpet in your room or only on the floor? What colour? Is it tidy or messy? Is it clean or dirty? Always? Sometimes? Never?
• Do you sit on the floor? Always? Sometimes? Never?
• What do you have in your bathroom?
• In America people have more bathrooms in their houses than bedrooms. Sometimes they have three bedrooms and five bathrooms.  Do you think it is a good idea?
• Is your parents' bedroom nice?
• Is their furniture cheap or expensive?
• What furniture do your parents have in their bedroom?
• How many basins do you have in your house?