air conditioner noun Turn on the air conditioner, please. |
an air conditionerTurn on the air conditioner, please. | |
attic noun The attic is full of old things. |
an atticThe attic is full of old things. | |
balcony noun She sits on the balcony every morning. |
a balconyShe sits on the balcony every morning. | |
basement noun The basement was dark and cold. |
a basementThe basement was dark and cold. | |
bath noun He took a bath last night. |
a bathHe took a bath last night. | |
bathroom noun Is the bathroom upstairs? |
a bathroomIs the bathroom upstairs? | |
bed noun The bed is soft and warm. |
a bedThe bed is soft and warm. | |
bedding noun The bedding is fresh and clean. |
a beddingThe bedding is fresh and clean. | |
bedroom noun I have two bedrooms in my home. |
a bedroomI have two bedrooms in my home. | |
bin noun The bin is full of garbage. |
a binThe bin is full of garbage. | |
blanket noun Is there a blanket on the bed? |
a blanketIs there a blanket on the bed? | |
bucket noun I need a bucket for cleaning. |
a bucketI need a bucket for cleaning. | |
carpet noun The carpet is dirty. |
a carpetThe carpet is dirty. | |
ceiling noun The ceiling is painted white. |
a ceilingThe ceiling is painted white. | |
chair noun Is that chair comfortable? |
a chairIs that chair comfortable? | |
closet noun The closet is full of clothes. |
a closetThe closet is full of clothes. | |
cupboard noun The cups are in the cupboard. |
a cupboardThe cups are in the cupboard. | |
curtains noun I closed the curtains. |
a curtainsI closed the curtains. | |
dining room noun Dinner is ready in the dining room. |
a dining roomDinner is ready in the dining room. | |
dishwasher noun The dishwasher is full of plates. |
a dishwasherThe dishwasher is full of plates. | |
door noun Could you open the door, please? |
a doorCould you open the door, please? | |
drawer noun I found the keys in the drawer. |
a drawerI found the keys in the drawer. | |
driveway noun The driveway is long and wide. |
a drivewayThe driveway is long and wide. | |
fan noun The fan is on because it’s hot. |
a fanThe fan is on because it’s hot. | |
fence noun The fence needs to be painted. |
a fenceThe fence needs to be painted. | |
fireplace noun The fireplace keeps the room warm. |
a fireplaceThe fireplace keeps the room warm. | |
first floor noun Our apartment is on the first floor. |
the first floorOur apartment is on the first floor. | |
floor noun We need to clean the floor. |
a floorWe need to clean the floor. | |
fridge noun The fridge is full of food. |
a fridgeThe fridge is full of food. | |
garage noun The car is in the garage. |
a garageThe car is in the garage. | |
garbage noun Who will take out the garbage? |
a garbageWho will take out the garbage? | |
garden noun There are flowers in the garden. |
a gardenThere are flowers in the garden. | |
gate noun The gate is locked. |
a gateThe gate is locked. | |
hallway noun The hallway is long and narrow. |
a hallwayThe hallway is long and narrow. | |
heater noun The heater is broken. |
a heaterThe heater is broken. | |
home noun This is my home. |
a homeThis is my home. | |
house noun Their house is very big. |
a houseTheir house is very big. | |
kitchen noun The kitchen is clean now. |
a kitchenThe kitchen is clean now. | |
ladder noun He used a ladder to reach the ceiling. |
a ladderHe used a ladder to reach the ceiling. | |
lamp noun I turned on the lamp. |
a lampI turned on the lamp. | |
laundry noun I will do laundry tomorrow. |
a laundryI will do laundry tomorrow. | |
lift noun It’s on the sixth floor – let’s take the lift. |
a liftIt’s on the sixth floor – let’s take the lift. | |
living room noun We sit in the living room. |
a living roomWe sit in the living room. | |
mat noun I put the mat by the door. |
a matI put the mat by the door. | |
microwave noun Heat the soup in the microwave. |
a microwaveHeat the soup in the microwave. | |
mirror noun She looked in the mirror. |
a mirrorShe looked in the mirror. | |
neighbour noun I’ve just met our new neighbours. |
a neighbourI’ve just met our new neighbours. | |
oven noun I bake cookies in the oven. |
a ovenI bake cookies in the oven. | |
pillow noun I need a new pillow. |
a pillowI need a new pillow. | |
recycling noun Do you sort the recycling? |
recyclingDo you sort the recycling? | |
roof noun The roof needs fixing. |
a roofThe roof needs fixing. | |
room noun How many rooms are in your house? |
a roomHow many rooms are in your house? | |
sauna noun I have a sauna and massage every week. |
a saunaI have a sauna and massage every week. | |
shelf noun The books are on the shelf. |
a shelfThe books are on the shelf. | |
shower noun I take a shower every morning. |
a showerI take a shower every morning. | |
sink noun The sink is full of dishes. |
a sinkThe sink is full of dishes. | |
soap noun He uses soap to wash his hands. |
soapHe uses soap to wash his hands. | |
sofa noun I love sitting on the sofa. |
a sofaI love sitting on the sofa. | |
sponge noun She cleaned the dishes with a sponge. |
a spongeShe cleaned the dishes with a sponge. | |
stairs noun Be careful on the stairs. |
a stairsBe careful on the stairs. | |
stove noun The stove is very hot. |
a stoveThe stove is very hot. | |
table noun They set the table for dinner. |
a tableThey set the table for dinner. | |
tap noun Don’t leave the tap running. |
a tapDon’t leave the tap running. | |
toilet noun The toilet needs to be cleaned. |
a toiletThe toilet needs to be cleaned. | |
tools noun I need some tools to fix it. |
some toolsI need some tools to fix it. | |
towel noun Can you pass me a towel? |
a towelCan you pass me a towel? | |
vacuum cleaner noun The vacuum cleaner is new. |
a vacuum cleanerThe vacuum cleaner is new. | |
wall noun There’s a picture on the wall. |
a wallThere’s a picture on the wall. | |
washing machine noun I use the washing machine twice a week. |
a washing machineI use the washing machine twice a week. | |
window noun The window is broken. |
a windowThe window is broken. | |
yard noun They are playing in the yard. |
a yardThey are playing in the yard. | |
bake verb He is baking a cake. |
to bakeHe is baking a cake. | |
boil verb The water is boiling now. |
to boilThe water is boiling now. | |
build verb He is building a new house. |
to buildHe is building a new house. | |
clean verb He cleans his room every week. |
to cleanHe cleans his room every week. | |
close verb Please close the door behind you. |
to closePlease close the door behind you. | |
cook verb She cooked dinner last night. |
to cookShe cooked dinner last night. | |
decorate verb We will decorate the living room. |
to decorateWe will decorate the living room. | |
dust verb I dust the shelves weekly. |
to dustI dust the shelves weekly. | |
fix verb Can you fix the broken chair? |
to fixCan you fix the broken chair? | |
fry verb She fries eggs for breakfast. |
to fryShe fries eggs for breakfast. | |
iron verb I need to iron my shirt. |
to ironI need to iron my shirt. | |
lock verb Did you lock the front door? |
to lockDid you lock the front door? | |
mix verb Mix the ingredients well. |
to mixMix the ingredients well. | |
mop verb She mopped the floor. |
to mopShe mopped the floor. | |
move verb They are moving to a new apartment. |
to moveThey are moving to a new apartment. | |
open verb I opened the window for fresh air. |
to openI opened the window for fresh air. | |
organize verb I need to organize my closet. |
to organizeI need to organize my closet. | |
paint verb She is painting the walls. |
to paintShe is painting the walls. | |
prepare verb I prepare breakfast every morning. |
to prepareI prepare breakfast every morning. | |
rinse verb He rinsed the dishes after washing. |
to rinseHe rinsed the dishes after washing. | |
set the table verb Could you set the table please? |
to set the tableCould you set the table please? | |
sweep verb Can you sweep the kitchen floor? |
to sweepCan you sweep the kitchen floor? | |
turn off verb Don’t forget to turn off the stove. |
to turn offDon’t forget to turn off the stove. | |
turn on verb She turned on the lights. |
to turn onShe turned on the lights. | |
unplug verb I unplugged the toaster. |
to unplugI unplugged the toaster. | |
vacuum verb She vacuums the house every weekend. |
to vacuumShe vacuums the house every weekend. | |
wash verb I need to wash the dishes. |
to washI need to wash the dishes. | |
wipe verb Wipe the table after dinner. |
to wipeWipe the table after dinner. | |
big adjective My house is big and spacious. |
bigMy house is big and spacious. | |
bright adjective The windows make the room bright. |
brightThe windows make the room bright. | |
clean adjective Is your kitchen clean now? |
cleanIs your kitchen clean now? | |
cold adjective The house felt cold last night. |
coldThe house felt cold last night. | |
comfortable adjective The bed is very comfortable. |
comfortableThe bed is very comfortable. | |
cozy adjective The living room feels cozy at night. |
cozyThe living room feels cozy at night. | |
dark adjective The basement is dark and cold. |
darkThe basement is dark and cold. | |
dirty adjective The bathroom was dirty yesterday. |
dirtyThe bathroom was dirty yesterday. | |
empty adjective The room is empty right now. |
emptyThe room is empty right now. | |
hard adjective The floor is hard and cold. |
hardThe floor is hard and cold. | |
messy adjective The bedroom is messy. |
messyThe bedroom is messy. | |
modern adjective Their kitchen is very modern. |
modernTheir kitchen is very modern. | |
noisy adjective The neighbors are noisy at night. |
noisyThe neighbors are noisy at night. | |
old adjective My house is old but beautiful. |
oldMy house is old but beautiful. | |
quiet adjective The house is quiet in the morning. |
quietThe house is quiet in the morning. | |
small adjective This room is too small. |
smallThis room is too small. | |
soft adjective The sofa is soft and comfortable. |
softThe sofa is soft and comfortable. | |
spacious adjective This house is spacious and bright. |
spaciousThis house is spacious and bright. | |
tidy adjective My room is tidy today. |
tidyMy room is tidy today. | |
warm adjective The fireplace keeps the room warm. |
warmThe fireplace keeps the room warm. | |
tidy up phrase They tidy up the house every day. |
to tidy upThey tidy up the house every day. |