Appliances- Home vocabulary

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This document lists various home appliances and asks questions about appliance purchases and ownership. It mentions appliances such as TVs, sound systems, phones, coffee makers, rice cookers, fans, sandwich makers, blenders, irons, mixers, microwaves, stoves, washing machines, dryers, vacuums, refrigerators, freezers, and dishwashers. It also asks questions about shopping for appliances, the number of appliances owned, prices of fridges, TV and vacuum ownership, appliance gifts, brand preferences, and the start of Christmas shopping season on Black Friday.

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• is the Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the
United States (the fourth Thursday of
November), considered the beginning of the
Christmas shopping season. In recent years,
most major retailers have opened extremely
early and offered promotional sales to kick off
the holiday shopping season, similar to Boxing
Day sales.

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Appliances- Home vocabulary

3. HOME APPLIANCES

4. TV _______ verb ( To watch)

9. FAN

11. BLENDER

12. IRON

13. MIXER

14. MICROWAVE OR OVEN

15. STOVE

16. WASHING MACHINE /DRYING MACHINE

17. VACUUM CLEANER

18. REFRIGERATOR OR FRIDGE

19. FREEZER

20. DISHWASHER

21. • When was the last time you went shopping for appliances? What did you buy? • How many appliances do you have at home? • How much do people pay for a good fridge? • Is your tv big or small? Is there a vaccum in your house? • Does your family buy appliances on christmas? • What brand do you prefer when you buy appliances? Samsung, LG, panasonic, whirlpool • Do you have a fan in your room? • Are rice cookers cheap or expensive? • What’s your phone’s brand?

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23. • • is the Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the United States (the fourth Thursday of November), considered the beginning of the Christmas shopping season. In recent years, most major retailers have opened extremely early and offered promotional sales to kick off the holiday shopping season, similar to Boxing Day sales.

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