Course Lesson
Test Lesson 5
Learn the essential words for rooms and parts of a home, then practise them in natural everyday English.
What will you learn?
- Recognize and explain 10 words for homes and rooms.
- Understand a short story using all 10 target words.
- Choose or produce the correct word in everyday sentences.
Meet your new words
Look, listen, read the meaning, and notice the example.
01. house
noun
A building where people live.
My grandparents live in a house.
02. apartment
noun
A home that is part of a larger building.
Emma lives in an apartment on the second floor.
03. room
noun
A space inside a building, usually separated by walls.
This room has a large window.
04. bedroom
noun
A room where people usually sleep.
My bedroom has a bed and a small desk.
05. bathroom
noun
A room with a toilet and usually a sink, bath, or shower.
The bathroom is next to my bedroom.
06. kitchen
noun
A room or area where food is prepared and cooked.
We make breakfast in the kitchen.
07. door
noun
A movable panel that opens and closes an entrance.
Please close the door when you leave.
08. window
noun
An opening in a wall, usually covered with glass.
Sunlight comes through the window.
09. wall
noun
An upright surface that forms the side of a room or building.
There is a picture on the wall.
10. floor
noun
The surface at the bottom of a room that people walk on.
Please keep the floor clean.
Welcome to My Home
Tap or click highlighted vocabulary to explore the word.
Hello! My name is Emma. I live in an in a busy city. My grandparents live in a near the park.
Come in! Open the and look around. My has a living , a , a , and a .
My is small but comfortable. There is a large in the . Sunlight comes through the every morning.
In the , I make breakfast before work. A clock hangs on the . I keep the clean because I like a tidy home.
Everyday phrases
| Word | Natural phrase |
|---|---|
| house | live in a house |
| apartment | live in an apartment |
| room | a small room |
| bedroom | go to the bedroom |
| bathroom | use the bathroom |
| kitchen | cook in the kitchen |
| door | open the door |
| window | look out of the window |
| wall | a picture on the wall |
| floor | clean the floor |
Flip and recall
Use Word → Meaning, Meaning → Word, Image → Word, shuffle, pronunciation and recall ratings.
Vocabulary mastery drill
Read the clue, recall the answer, and keep going until every target word is mastered.
Unscramble the word
Build each target word from jumbled letters. Earn XP, grow your streak, and master every spelling without repeats.
Sentence Builder
Put the jumbled words in the correct order. Every target word gets a sentence challenge, and sentence pools rotate without showing the answer first.
Try it with feedback
Check your answers as practice. You can retry without affecting lesson completion.
What do you remember?
Complete the required questions to unlock lesson completion on this device.
Question 1
Mina lives on the third level of a tall building. Her home is an ____.
Question 2
You sleep in your ____.
Question 3
Which word describes an upright side of a room?
Question 4
A room where people prepare meals is a ____.
Question 5
Which word fits? “The sunlight came through the ____.”
Question 6
True or false: A house is always one room inside a much larger building.
Question 7
Please close the ____ when you leave.
Question 8
Which word means “the bottom surface inside a room”?
Question 9
Where would you expect to find a toilet?
Question 10
Which word names a building where people live?
Pass target: 80%. Lesson completion and long-term mastery remain separate.
Lesson recap
Can you explain these words without looking? Revisit them later and try the flashcards again.
My Home and the Rooms Inside — Study Notes
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Learning goals
- Recognize and explain 10 words for homes and rooms.
- Understand a short story using all 10 target words.
- Choose or produce the correct word in everyday sentences.
Target vocabulary
Useful phrases
- house: live in a house
- apartment: live in an apartment
- room: a small room
- bedroom: go to the bedroom
- bathroom: use the bathroom
- kitchen: cook in the kitchen
- door: open the door
- window: look out of the window
- wall: a picture on the wall
- floor: clean the floor
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