There is no place like home
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This document discusses different types of homes and questions about homes. It asks the reader to name types of houses, answer questions about the type of house they live in including any features like an attic or balcony. It also asks if they would like to live in a different type of home and what the usual home types are where they live.
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There is no place like home
- 1. THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME
- 2. “GET TO KNOW ME” QUESTIONS Choose your classmate and ask him/her a question about yourself. Is he/she right? (If you don’t know the correct answer try to guess) What is my favourite subject? What have I had for breakfast today? When is my birthday? What is my granny's name? Do I have a pet? What is its name? What am I afraid of most of all? Do I have a boyfriend/ girlfriend?
- 3. P 100
- 4. NAME THE TYPE OF EACH HOUSE
- 5. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS • 1 What type of house do you live in? • 2. Describe your home. If there attic, balcony, central heating…? • 3. Would you like to live in any other kind? • 4. What are there the usual kinds in the place where you live?
- 6. HOME TASK: P 103