This document provides an English language lesson about rooms in a house or apartment. It includes exercises where students label rooms, describe activities that take place in different rooms, discuss amenities in their own or others' homes, and ask and answer questions about living spaces. Vocabulary taught includes names of rooms and related terms. The exercises allow students to practice both comprehension and production of common housing and interior design vocabulary in English.

1. CHAPTER 1: I am…
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Unit 3: My Home
Exercise 1: Picture Description
What do you see in the picture?

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Exercise 2: Vocabulary
Repeat after your tutor.
apartment
căn hộ
My apartment is near my office.
bedroom
phòng ngủ
I have a big bedroom.
living room
phòng khách
The party is in the living room.
yard
sân
Dogs run in the yard.
kitchen
bếp
We make dinner in the
kitchen.
dining room
phòng ăn
We eat in the dining room.
garage
ga-ra
The car is in the garage.
bathroom
phòng t m
Can I use your bathroom?
laundry room
phòng giặt đồ
I wash clothes in the laundry room.

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Exercise 3: Let’s Talk
A. Read the dialogue with your tutor.
Tutor Does your house have a big garden?
Student No, it is small.
Tutor Does it have vegetables?
Student Yes. My mother planted some.
Tutor That’s nice. I wish we had a garden.

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Tutor We just moved to a new apartment.
Student Wow, that’s great.
Tutor Yeah. It’s bigger than our last apartment.
Sudent I’d like to see it. Can I visit you soon?
Tutor Sure, you can visit anytime.
B. Repeat after your tutor.
1. garden - /ˈgɑrdn/ or [gahr-dn] khu vườn
2. vegetables - /ˈvɛdʒtəbəl, ˈvɛdʒɪtə-/ or [vej-tuh-buhl, vej-i-tuh-] rau củ
3. wish - /wɪʃ/ or [wish] ước
4. move - /muv/ or [moov] di chuyển
5. visit - /ˈvɪzɪt/ or [viz -i t] tham quan

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Exercise 4: What’s the Right Word?
Change the word inside the parentheses to its plural form.
Follow the format below.
Singular Noun Plural Noun (Add ‘s’ at the end)
Dog Dogs
Cat Cats
1. I have three (bedroom) in my apartment.
2. (Bathtub) are found in bathrooms.
3. I have two (lamp) in the living room
4. There are many (house) in my neighborhood
5. I have three (chair) in the kitchen.

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Exercise 5: The Right Place
Find the room that matches the
activity.
Living room Kitchen Garage Bathroom
Example:
I can eat dinner in the kitchen.
1. I can wash the car in the _.
2. I can take a bath in the .
3. I can sit in the .

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4. I can wash the dishes in the _.
5. I can find the bicycle in the _.
6. I can brush my teeth in the _.
7. I can watch TV in the _.
8. I can cook in the _.
9. I can use the microwave in the _.
10. I can find the hammer in the _.

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Exercise 6: Tony’s and Lisa’s Apartments
Look at the rooms in Tony’s and Lisa’s apartments. Tell your tutor if the statements below are true or
false.
TONY LISA
1. Tony’s apartment is smaller.
2. Lisa has a roommate.
3. Tony’s apartment is very clean.
4. Lisa has a pet cat.
5. Tony’s apartment has a TV.

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Exercise 7: Let’s Go Shopping!
Choose from the box three items you can buy for the rooms in your
apartment.
1. Living Room – flower vase
2. Kitchen
3. Garage
4. Bedroom
5. Bathroom
pillow shampoo television
bed sheets stove toilet
shower oven hammer
bicycle sofa frying pan
toolbox flower vase bed

10. Exercise 8: Getting Around the Apartment
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Choose the best response to each
question.
1. Where’s your bicycle?
2. Can I please use your toilet?
3. Are there vegetables in your garden
4. Where is the refrigerator?
5. What’s your favorite room in the house?
a. Sure. It’s upstairs.
b. It’s in the kitchen.
c. My bedroom is my favorite
d. I left it in the garage.
e. No, we only have flowers.

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Exercise 9: Describe your Apartment
A. It’s your turn to say something about your house or apartment. Complete the dialogue with
your own ideas.
Tutor: Where do you live?
Student: I live in .
Tutor: Do you stay in a house or an
apartment?
Student: I stay in a/an .
Tutor: How many rooms do you have in your
house/apartment?
Student: There are rooms in
my house/apartment.
Tutor: Do you have a garage?
Student: .

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B. Now, exchange roles! Complete the questions with the right word.
Student: Where do you ?
Tutor: I live in (tutor’s hometown).
Student: Do you stay in a or an
?
Tutor: I stay in a house/an apartment.
Student: How many do you have in your
house/apartment?
Tutor: There are (tutor’s answer) rooms in
my house/apartment.
Student: Do you have a ?
Tutor: Yes, we have a garage. / No, we don’t
have a garage.