This PowerPoint presentation covers various English skills including vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, and exercises related to rooms in a house. It includes activities where students will read descriptions of rooms and objects in a house, listen to pronunciations, answer questions about a passage on Bill Gates' house, and complete dictation exercises using "this, that, these, those". The presentation is designed to be interactive, with links to additional online resources and instructions for students to email their responses.

1. During this PowerPoint Presentation you will
work on:
* Vocabulary
* Grammar
* Listening
* Reading
* Exercises
* Videos
You will continually read what you have to do.
Enjoy it!

2. Click on the link below and enter to the
different rooms in a house. Then, click on the
objects in the rooms and see their names.
Then, click on the play icon ( ) to listen to
their pronunciation.
http://www.a2zkb.com/house.html

4. Exercise 1: Write the names of the rooms. (send it by e-mail)
1. 2. 3.
4.
5.

5. Exercise 2: Write the names of the objects. (send it by e-mail)
2. 3.
1. 4.
5.
6. 7.
10.
8. 9.

6. Exercise 3: Write the appropriate word to complete the
sentence –House vocabulary. (send it by e-mail)
Example: I wash my hands in the sink.
1. There are many books in the ________________.
2. My clothes is in the ____________________.
3. The lamp is on the_____________________.
4. I want to take a shower. I go to the ___________.
5. My mother cook the meal in the _____________.
6. It’s very dark in here, turn on the ___________.
7. There is a beautiful ______________on the wall.
8. I want to watch a program on the ___________.
9. The rug is on the ____________.
10. I’m sleepy. I go to my _______________.

7. We use “There is / There are” to say that
something exists (or does not exist).
Use “There is” for singular nouns. Use “There are” for plural nouns.
There is a student in the classroom. There are two students in the classroom.
There is a book on the table. There are nine books on the table.

8. The negative form of this structure
is “There isn’t / There aren’t”
There isn’t juice in the glass. There isn’t a computer on the desk.
There aren`t children in the park.

9. The interrogative form of this
structure is “Is there / Are there”
Is there a computer on the desk?
Yes, there is.
Is there a book on the desk?
No, there isn’t.
Are there four chairs at the dining room table?
Yes, there are.
Are there people at the dining room table?
No, there aren’t.

10. Exercise 4: Write positive, negative and interrogative
sentences to describe this room -10 sentences. (send it by e-mail)
Example: There is a lamp .
There isn’t a radio.
Is there a ball? Yes, there is.

11. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO2_-H7xBhg

12. Click on the link below
and listen to a woman
describing her house.
http://www.inglesmundia
l.com/Ingles_Basico_Leccio
n6/B6_Dialog.mp3
Exercise 5: Listen to the dialogue again and select
the words mentioned in the dialogue. (Send it by email).
*Bedroom * Dining room * Refrigerator
*Bathroom * Sofa * Bed
*Living room * Table * Yard
*Kitchen * Dresser * Swimming pool

13. Bill Gates, the founder of Microsoft, has
a $53,392,200 house in Medina, Washington.
In his house there are seven bedrooms, twenty
four bathrooms and six kitchens. There is a
huge library and even a movie theater. The
security system includes cameras and sensors
in the floor. The house computer system
automatically turns on music when you enter a
room.

14. Exercise 6: Answer the following questions
based on the previous text. (Send it by email).
Example: How many bedrooms are there?
There are seven bedrooms.
Is there a movie theater?
Yes, there is.
1. How many bathrooms are there?
2. How many kitchens are there?
3. Is there a library?
4. Is there a computer system?
5. Are there cameras?

15. Exercise 7: Click on the
next five audio links and write
what you hear (Send it by
email).
1. http://www.inglesmundial.com/Ingles_Basico_Leccion6/Dictation1.mp3
2. http://www.inglesmundial.com/Ingles_Basico_Leccion6/Dictation2.mp3
3. http://www.inglesmundial.com/Ingles_Basico_Leccion6/Dictation3.mp3
4. http://www.inglesmundial.com/Ingles_Basico_Leccion6/Dictation4.mp3
5. http://www.inglesmundial.com/Ingles_Basico_Leccion6/Dictation5.mp3

16. “THIS” is used to point at “THAT” is used to point at
something near you -SINGULAR something far from you -SINGULAR
That is my book.
This is my book.

17. “THESE” is used to point at “THOSE” is used to point at
something near you -PLURAL something far from you -PLURAL
Those are my books.
These are my books.

18. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYD0vKjgmiA&feature=

19. Exercise 8: Based on the images, complete the sentences
with “this, that, these, those” (send it by email).
Example:
1.
That
3.
2.
5.
4.

20. If you have a question
about the
exercises, please e-
mail me.