Write each item under the room where you usually find it. Then add one more item to each list.
- toilet
- bed
- dresser
- shower
- refrigerator
- piano
- stove
- sofa
- coffee table
- mattress
- bathtub
- microwave
Listening 1
‣ People are describing their apartments. Listen and number the pictures.
Listening 2
‣ Task 1
People are describing rooms in their apartments. Listen and check (x) the correct picture.
‣ Task 2
Listen again. Are the statements true or false? Check (x) the correct answer.
Listening 3
‣ Task 1
People are talking about their new apartments. What do they already have? Check (x) the correct answers.
‣ Task 2
Listen again. Are the statements true or false? Check (x) the correct answer.
✺ Pronunciation
Contractions of there is and there are
| ‣ Pronunciation Help |
| How we spell it | How we say it |
| there's | therez |
| there are | therer |
‣ Task 1
Listen and repeat.
- 1. There's a small yard.
- 2. There's only one bathroom.
- 3. There are four bedrooms in my apartment.
- 4. There are three windows in my living room.
‣ Task 2
Read the sentences to a partner. Be sure to pronounce there's and there are correctly.
✺ Dictation
‣ Task 1
Listen to the conversation. Write the missing words.
A: What's your new apartment like, Matt?
B: It's perfect. It's just the right size. (1)_____ (2)_____ bedrooms, a living room, and a kitchen.
A: Nice!
B: Yeah. Oh, and (3)_____ (4)_____ an office.
A: Wow, it sounds big! Do you have furniture yet?
B: Not yet, but (5)_____ a (6)_____ going on at Furniture World this weekend.
A: Great. Let me know if you need help with anything.
‣ Task 2
Practice the conversation with a partner. Be sure to pronounce there's and there are correctly.
✺ Conversation
Work in pairs. Think about a room in your house. Talk about it with your partner and have your partner draw what you describe.