Test Lesson 1

My Home and the Rooms Inside

Learn ten words used to describe homes and rooms. By the end, you can identify common parts of a home and describe where you live.

Discover the words

• House — A building where people live. My grandparents live in a house.
• Apartment — A home that is part of a larger building. Emma lives in an apartment on the second floor.
• Room — A space inside a building, usually separated by walls. This room has a large window.
• Bedroom — A room where people usually sleep. My bedroom has a bed and a small desk.
• Bathroom — A room with a toilet and usually a sink, bath, or shower. The bathroom is next to my bedroom.
• Kitchen — A room or area where food is prepared and cooked. We make breakfast in the kitchen.
• Door — A movable panel that opens and closes an entrance. Please close the door when you leave.
• Window — An opening in a wall, usually covered with glass. Sunlight comes through the window.
• Wall — An upright surface that forms the side of a room or building. There is a picture on the wall.
• Floor — The surface at the bottom of a room that people walk on. Please keep the floor clean.

Welcome to My Home!

Click any highlighted word to explore its meaning.

Hello! My name is Emma. I live in an apartment in a busy city. My grandparents live in a house near the park.

Come in! Open the door and look around. My apartment has a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, and a kitchen.

My bedroom is small but comfortable. There is a large window in the room. Sunlight comes through the window every morning.

In the kitchen, I make breakfast before work. A clock hangs on the wall. I keep the floor clean because I like a tidy home.

Use the words naturally

Think and speak

Does Emma live in a house or an apartment? Which room does she use to cook? Describe your own home using at least five words from the lesson.