Fill the gaps with a suitable word i ve got a darkroom

Exercises Where in a typical house would you look for the following things? 1 a rake 5 suitcases 9 a grater 2 cutlery 6 a tumble-dryer 10 old empty boxes 3 dental floss 7 a power point 4 a coat-hanger 8 a porch Fill in the room and place labels on the plan of the house. Fill the gaps with a suitable word. 1 I’ve got a darkroom in the …………………………. where I develop films. It’s perfect because there are no windows down there. 2 Is there a …………………………… where I can plug in this radio? 3 You’d better have a …………………………… under your drink in case you mark that side- table. It’s an antique. 4 The waste-bin’s full again. I’ll empty it. Are there any more …………………………… ? Where are they? 5 We keep our skis up in the …………………………… during the summer. They’re out of the way up there. 6 You’ll find the garden-chairs in the …………………………… at the bottom of the garden. Bring them up and we’ll have a drink on the …………………………… and watch the sunset. 7 The light-switch for the stairs is on the …………………………… as you come out of your bedroom. 8 I’ve moved to a ………………………….. now as I found I couldn’t manage the stairs any more at my age. Answer these questions about yourself and, if possible, find out how someone else would answer them. 1 Is your house detached? What sort is it if not? 2 Are time-shares common in any part of your country? 3 Do houses still have pantries in your country? 4 Is it common to rent bedsits in your country? If so, what sorts of people do so? Everyday objects. 1 How can you make very small pieces of cheese to sprinkle on a dish? 2 What might you fetch if someone dropped a saucer and it broke into small pieces on the floor? 3 What could you put under a dinner plate to prevent it marking the table? 4 How can you switch off the TV without leaving your chair? English Vocabulary in Use 73

3.1 The house that has everything

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VOCABULARY PRACTICE

Task 1. Word puzzle. Find the rooms and parts of the house
hidden in the puzzle. One has been done for you. Complete the
following sentences with the words from the puzzle.

1. When you come in through the front door of a house the first place
   you often stand is the ____________________.

2. You normally cook in the ____________________.

3. You sleep in the ____________________.

4. Some houses have a room where you eat. It’s called the
   ____________________.

5. In a house with more than one floor, you walk up and down the
   ____________________.

6. The bedrooms and bathroom upstairs often have doors onto the
   ____________________.

7. Some houses have a room where you can do exercises and keep fit.
   It’s called the ____________________.

8. When there is an extra room in a house, some people make this the
   ____________________ where children can play.

9. Some people use the extra room to work in. It’s called the
   ____________________.

10. Some people have a bedroom for guests. This is called the
    ____________________.

11. The room where you watch TV and relax is called the __________.

12. You wash and have a shower in the ____________________

Task 2. You
probably already know the names of most rooms and locations in a
typical home. Here are some less common ones and what they are for.
Match the words to their meanings.

Task 3. Fill in
the gaps and place labels on the plan of the house.

Task 4. Fill
the gaps with a suitable word.

1. I’ve got a darkroom in the ____________ where I develop films. It’s
   perfect because there are no windows down there.

2. We keep our skis up in the ____________ during the summer. They’re
   out of the way up there.

3. You’ll find the garden-chairs in the ____________ at the bottom of
   the garden.

4. Bring them up and we’ll have a drink on the ____________ and watch
   the sunset.

5. The light-switch for the stairs is on the ____________ as you come
   out of your bedroom.

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