UNIT 2 MY HOUSE ‘A, PHONETICS |. Put the words into the correct column according to the pronunciation of ending sound. chairs flats floors rools rooms toilets shops posters desks doorsteps kitchens clocks walls lamps wardrobes Ist fl II. Choose the word whose underlined part is pronounced differently from the others. 1A tables 8. lights C.villas D. windows 2. suburbs B, books C. streets D. safes 3. A. markets, 8, camps, C. schools D. parks 4A. gardens B. beds C. parents, D. halls S.A. drawers, 8B, sofas C. photos D. attics B, VOCABULARY |. Put the words into the correct groups. apartment attic country house picture stilt’ + house bathroom —_ cupboard bedroom bookshelf townhouse vase_—villa’—stable kitchen — hall chair livingroom sofa toilet wardrobe Types of buildings Rooms Furniture I Choose the correct word(s) to complete the sentences. 1. Her family’s is on the fifteenth floor. (flat/ town house)2. My sister is washing the dishes in the now. (kitchen/ attic) 3, Susan wants to sit on the next to the window. (table/ chair) 4. Frank will take before wearing the new uniform. (bath/ bed) 5. We don’t usually stay up late to watch (picture/ television) 6. Kate is sleeping in her at the moment. (living room/ bedroom) 7. Mum is buying me anew. for my clothes this week, (chest of drawers/ cupboard) 8, They live in an expensive in the city. (stilt house/ villa} 9. often turn on the in hot weather. (air conditioner microwave) 10. There's some ice and cold drinks in the (wardrobe/ fridge) Ill Choose the best answer to complete the sentences. 1. He keeps old books in the on the top floor, A. kitchen B. ceiling C.attic D. hal 2. I need to take a shower. Where is the ? A. dining room B. living room C. bedroom D. bathroom 3, She is at the washing her hands. A fridge B. fireplace c. sink D. cupboard 4, She usually stands on the and looks down the street A. balcony 8. window C. roof D. wall 5. We often use bowls and at mealtimes. A dishwasher 8, chopsticks C. microwave 0. cookers: 6. My grandpa’s, is in a tall building, A. apartment 8. villa C. town house D. stilt house 7. My friends stay in when they go camping, Aatent 8, a country house C.acottage D. an apartment 8. Tom is opening the to get some food. A. wardrobe 8. fridge C. chest of drawers D. dishwasher 9. There is a big of my family on the wall A picture 8. lamp C. window D. fan 10, Mary wants to buy a big to store all her clothes. A fridge 8. drawer C.bed D. wardrobe GRAMMAR |. Choose the correct answer. 1. This is my (grandparents'/ grandparents’s) country house. 2. don’t like (this gate’s colour/ the colour of this gate}.Do you know the address of (Mr. Wilson’s/ Mr. Wilson’) house? | have to go to the (dentist’s/ dentists’s) tomorrow. (New Year's Eve/ New Year Eve) is the day before January 1st. 6. One of (my father/ my father’s) hobbies is fishing 7. They are on the (upper floor of the building/ building's upper floor). 8, (Birthday party of Kelvin/ Kelvin’s birthday party) will be next Friday. 9, (Last weekend's journey/ The journey of last weekend) was unforgettable. 10. The (department store's lft/ lift of the department store) isn’t on the ground floor. IL Write the correct possessive cose of the nouns in brackets. 1 (Iris) desk is over there. 2. She wants to look for (women) clothes. 3 (Mr. Dell) house is on this street. 4. The (boys) new toy cars are the envy of his friends, 5. They won't buy anather house in (ten years) time. 6 (Elis) room is along this passage. 7. These are my (friends) posters, 8. His (parents) workshop isn’t too big, 9.15 (Layla) book on the shelf? 10. Her house is near (Ethan and Jacob) apartment. Ill Put a tick (V) next to the correct phrases and correct the false ones. 1. the garden of my neighbour 2. the president's villa 3. my dad's new laptop 4. the kid’ toys Viet Nam's largest city 6. the apartment's basement 7. two years time 8. Mr. Hung town house 9. the mens's shoes 10, the bedroom’s key \V. Fill in each blank with a suitable preposition in brackets. 1. Her mum is cooking lunch the kitchen. (on/ in) 2. My cat is sleeping the sofa now. (in/ on) 3. The second floor is always the third floor. (under/ in front of) 4. The living room of their house is, the dining room. (between/ next to}5. | can’t watch TV because my brother is standing. me. (behind/ in front of) 6. There is a wal the bathroom and the bedroom. (next to/ between) 7. You can’t see the window because itis the curtains. (behind/ under) 8. Can you put some pillows the bed, please? (on/ in) V. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences, 1. Ms, Jennifer is work now. Aon 8. next to Gat 2.18 Steven still bed with flu? Rat B.in Con 3. He hangs his coat the door. Ain 8. between Cat 4. The puppy is hiding the bed. Aunder 8. in front of C. between 5. You can find the dictionary that bookshelf. Aat B.on Gin 6.Julia has to wear braces her teeth Ain front of B.in C. next to 7. can’t see the screen because of the person me. A behind 8. in front of Cat 8. Fred is standing. the window over there. A. between B.in Cat 9. The Jeffersons had a picnic the river. Aon B.in C.under 10, Tiffany is sleeping her mum and dad A. between 8. under Gat VI. Choose the word or phrase that needs correcting. 1 The student favourite subject A 8 cD e 2. Samuel and Anna’s flower garden are really big. A B c D 3. | stays with my dad, my mum and my older brother. AB co 4. He lives, ABC D a small town behind Liverpool and Manchester. 5. Lucas’s and Amanda's new apartment is really modern. under behind at under on on next toD. SPEAKING |. Answer the questions. Use the word(s) in brackets. 1. Where do you live, Brian? (near the city centre) 2. Do you live in a town house? (yes) 3. Is Thao’s bedroom big or small? (big) 4. Who does Emily live with? (her parents and her younger brother] 5. Where is my school bag? (an the table} 6, Does your house have an attic? (yes) 7. Is this your brother’s bedroom? (no) 8, What is your favourite place in the house? (the living room| II, Match the sentences. 1. Anna, are you in your room? 2. No, | don’t: 2. Where is the cat? b. My bedroom is upstairs. 3.15 it your study room, Hoang? €. No, it’s my parents’ reading room. 4. Let's clean the kitchen after dinner d. Some books, pens, and a lamp. 5. Do you know where our dog is? e. Living room, 6. Where does your grandfather live? f. It’s great that you like it, 7. Where is your bedroom? 8. Ina villa by the sea 8. Which room in the house do you like best? _h. It's under the sofa, 9. What do you have on your desk? i. Great idea! 10. like your garden, j. Yes, I'm here, Mum E, READING |. Read the passage and decide whether the statements are TRUE or FALSE.A house is a building that is made for people to live in It is not a place that can be easily packed Up and carried away like a tent or moved like a caravan. If people live in the same house for more than a short stay, then they call it their “home”, Houses have many different shapes and sizes. They may be as small as just one room, or they may have hundreds of rooms. They also come in many different shapes and may have just one level or several different levels. A big building with lots of levels and apartments is called “a block of flats” or an apartment block Houses have @ roof to keep off the rain and sun, and walls to keep out t have window openings to let in light, and 2 each other, because of different materials and styles. 1e wind and cold, They yor. Houses of different countries look different to 1. Ahouse is not easily to be packed up and carried away like a tent. 2. If people live in the same house for a short stay, they call it their “home” 3. Small houses and big houses have the same number of rooms. 4 Ablock of flats is a big building with lots of levels and apartments. 5. Both houses and apartment blocks may have different levels. 6. Houses have a roof to keep off the rain, sun, wind, and cold IL Filln each blank with a word in the box. with bathrooms walls village because move The place you live in is your home, whether it’s 2 house with four (1) and a roof, a fiat that’s part of a larger building or a caravan on wheels that can (2) around, The homes in your city, town or (3) may look different from yours - this could be because they were built at a different time, and from different materials. Homes have changed over the centuries (4) the way we live has changed during that time. For example, we don’t all live in one room (5) ‘our horses and cows anymore like the way thet the Iron Age Celts did, and it’s more common to have (6) inside our homes now instead of at the back of the garden like the Victorians in Britain did in the 19th century. F. WRITING |. Rearrange the words to make meaningful sentences. 1. is/ big wardrobe/ my sister's bedroom There/ a/ in 2. on/ not/ pillows/ There/ the bed/ the guest room/ inf any/ are 3. the town/ are/ schools/ There/ in/ four 4. in/ no/ is/ Melissa's/ There/ basement/ housethe living room,/ red carpet/ is/ there/ In/ the floor/ on/ a a sink/ dishwasher/ and a/ in/ there/ Is/ your kitchen? ‘they Is/ your room/ next tof bathroom? picture/ There/ the wall/ is/ a/ on/ of flowers | Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one. The small house does not have a basement. There isn’t, Kelvin is standing in front of Natalia. Natalia is standing, | have a desktop and a bookcase in my bedroom, There is ‘There are three ceiling fans in our classroom. Our classroom has, ‘They have two cookers in the kitchen, There are, ‘There aren't a lot of people on the bus. The bus doesn’t, Does your new apartment have many rooms? Are there, Let's put those new chairs in the dining room. How about,