Mia: Lisa, guess what! I have a new house!
Lisa: OMG! It’s cool!
Mia: Yeah… I have two floors, many rooms, a kitchen, a hall, bathrooms … and even a garage outside!
Lisa: Wow! What rooms do you have?
Mia: A living room, a bedroom, a dining room, and a study
Lisa: yay, sounds good!
I live in a small house
I live in a flat on the third floor
Jacob: Hi Mia! I know you have a new house! Do you like it?
Mia: Hi Jacob! yeah, you’re right! I’m so happy! There are five rooms in my new house. There are two living rooms, kitchen, dining room and study on the ground floor. There is also a great hall here. The ground floor is big, but the first floor is small.
Jacob: Small? That’s sad.
Mia: Never mind!
Jacob: What about the first floor?
Mia: There is a bedroom with a big balcony.
Jacob: Are there any living rooms or dining rooms?
Mia: No, there aren’t.
Jacob: Is there a kitchen on the first floor?
Mia: No, there isn’t.
Jacob: Is there a bathroom?
Mia: Of course! There is a bathroom on the first floor.
Jacob: Well, that’s a lot! Oh, and the garage… Is there a garage?
Mia: Yes, there is! I love it! We plan to move tomorrow!
Describe the picture
and or but?
What’s in your room?
Complete the sentences using the correct form of there is / there are.
Think about your room or a room in your house. Answer the questions.
- What is your favorite room? Why?
- Can you name three things in your room?
- What color are the walls in your room?
- Is your room big or small?
Mia: Hi, Lisa! Welcome to my new house!
Lisa: Phew… I can finally see it! Better late than never!
Mia: This is my living room. There is a big red sofa in the centre. And there is a small brown table near it.
Lisa: Wow! It looks cosy! What else is there?
Mia: There is a green lamp on the table. And on the wall there is a large mirror.
Lisa: Nice! What colour are the walls?
Mia: They are white. It makes the room look bigger.
Lisa: Yeah. What about your study?
Mia: Well, here it is. I have a blue chair near the desk. And there is a black armchair near the book shelf. I think it’s perfect for reading.
Lisa: Do you have a favourite place?
Mia: Yes, near the window. There is a pink armchair and a yellow lamp near it. I love sitting there.
Lisa: Wow! Your new house is really beautiful. Do you want to buy any more furniture?
Mia: No!
Describe Mia’s bedroom
What colour?
Look at the rooms. Describe every room. Use the names of colours, prepositions and furniture words.
