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Grammar

EXERCISES

Pronunciation

Examples
sea	machine
cheap	fleece
he's	teach
peach	sheep
feet	feed

Vocabulary

My romm

To rest - rested
To snore - snored
To fold - folded
To like - liked
Room
Bedroom
Desk
Blanket
Bookcase
Mattress
Wardrobe
Drawer
Dresser
Curtains
Rug
Carpet
Paintings
Pictures
Picture frame

 Important Sentences!
- Bed linen
- Do you need some rest?

Exercises

1) Look at the photos and answer the questions, the teacher may ask you to write down your answers or to answer orally:

3)Answer the questions, don't forget to try to make your sentence as complete as possible

Review

1. Exs. Adverbs of frequency

1.Answer the frequency questions below:

How often do you..

a. Do exercises?

b. Cook?

c. Go to the movies?

d. Listen to classic music?

e. Clean your house?

f. Study English?

g. Do charity?

h. Travel?

i. Play videogames?

j. Go shopping?

2. Passar para interrogativa / negative / afirmativa

3. exs. comparative

4. Faça perguntas para as respostas / text

5. Describe the following picture.^help

Conversation

What color are your walls in your bedroom?
What is on your bed sheets?
What is under your bed?
How big is your bedroom?
Do you have a bathroom in your bedroom?
Do you have a TV in your room?
Is your computer in your bedroom?
How much time do you spend in your bedroom each day?
What is your favorite thing to do in your bedroom?
Do you share your bedroom with anyone?
What would you like to change about your bedroom?

Extra Vocab

The Bedroom

Snore
Yawn
Bed
Pillow
Bed spread
Blankets
Alarm clock
Sheet
Mattress
Chest of drawers
Drawers
Dresser
Bunk bed
Chest, trunk
Closet

http://www.languageguide.org/english/vocabulary/bedroom/

Next lesson

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 =Vocabulary=
-==Shops==
+==My romm==
-* To Shop - shopped
+* To rest - rested
-* To Buy - bought
+* To snore - snored
-* To Sell - sold
+* To fold - folded
-* To go - Went
+* To like - liked
-* Purchases
+* Room
-* Store / shop
+* Bedroom
-* Department stores
+* Desk
-* Supermarket
+* Blanket
-* Butcher
+* Bookcase
-* Boutique
+* Mattress
-* Drugstore
+* Wardrobe
-* Restaurant
+* Drawer
-* Newsagent / News agency
+* Dresser
-* Hotel
+* Curtains
-* Inn
+* Rug
-* Bakery
+* Carpet
-* Sale
+* Paintings
+* Pictures
+* Picture frame
   <pre width=40%>
   Important Sentences!
-- Can I help you?
+- Bed linen
-- Yes, I'm looking for ______.
+- Do you need some rest?
-- No, I'm just taking a look (OR Just looking)
-- How can I get to the closest _________ ?
   </pre>
 == Exercises ==
-) Put these sentences into the Past Tense:
-::a) She goes to the bakery to buy a cake for her birthday.
-::b) They are having a big fruit's sale there.
-::c) Do you go to the restaurant often?
-::d) She buy cigarettes at the newsagent every morning.
-::e) Does she buy the medicines at the drugstore?
-::f) when you travel, do you prefer to stay at hotels or Inns?
-::g) She doesn't like to go shopping with those girls.
-::h) boutiques' clothes frequently are more expensive than department store's clothes.
 ) Look at the photos and answer the questions, the teacher may ask you to write down your answers or to answer orally:
-[[File:Devanture églomisée 20050917.jpg|500px|Devanture églomisée 20050917]]
+[[File:Bedroom Mitcham.jpg|500px|Bedroom Mitcham]]
-::a) Does it look expensive or cheap?
-::b) Judging by the photo, does it look like a classical bakery or a modern one?
-::c) Would you like to know this bakery?
-[[File:Montpellier fg09.jpg|500px|Montpellier fg09]]
-::a) Does it look expensive or cheap?
+[[File:Red bedroom.jpg|500px|Red bedroom]]
-::b) Judging by the photo, does it look like a classical bakery or a modern one?
-::c) Would you like to know this bakery?
 )Answer the questions, don't forget to try to make your sentence as complete as possible
-::a)What is your favorite restaurant? Why?
-::b)What is your favorite hotel?
-::c)How often do you sleep at a hotel or Inn?
-::d)Do you like to shop on line?
 =Review=

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