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8B House
- 1. HOUSE
- 12. garage
- 16. hall
- 18. Dining room
- 20. study
- 22. balcony
- 24. ceiling
- 26. floor
- 28. stairs
- 30. armchair
- 32. carpet
- 34. floor lamp
- 36. wardrobe
- 38. shelf
- 40. fireplace
- 42. central heating
- 44. air conditioning
- 46. light
- 48. sofa
- 50. cooker
- 52. fridge
- 54. sink
- 56. washing machine
- 58. oven
- 60. microwave
- 62. cupboard
- 64. plant
- 66. shower
- 68. bath
- 70. mirror
- 72. toilet
- 73. Jack is in his house. Read what Jack is doing. Then, choose the room where Jack is. 1 Jack is sleeping. He’s in the_______________. 2 Jack is taking a shower. He’s in the __________. 3 Jack is cooking dinner. He’s in the ________. 4 Jack is parking his car. He’s in the ___________. 5 Jack is watching television. He’s in the _________ 6 Jack is eating dinner with his family. He’s in the ________.