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B Write the name of the room(s) where you do these activirties.
1. Cook food 4. Sleep .
2. Eat food 5. Take a bath .
3. Watch TV 6. Put clothes away .
D Complete the sentences with the correct form of there is or there are.
1. A kitchen.
2. Four windows.
3. a living room?
4. two bathrooms?
5. A: Are there two dining rooms?
B: No, there’s one.
E Put the words in the correct order.
1. ‘s / There / a / dining room / big .
2. a / isn’t / There / balcony .
3. two / Are / kitchens? / there .
4. are / two / bedrooms. / small / There .
5. a / there / Is / hall? .
F Write the correct form of be in third conversation. Then listen and check your answers.
Realtor: What about this apartment?
Client: (1) it a bog apartment?
Realtor: Yes. There (2) three bedrooms.
Client: And bathrooms?
Realtor: There (3) one bathroom.
Client: (4) a balcony?
Realtor: No, there (5) But there (6) a
Living room with a big window.
 1 (door / closet) 2. (hall / balcony) 3. (kitchen / 4 (bedroom / (5. (dining room / hall)
dining room) bathroom)

B Complete the conversation with words from the box

Apartment balcony bedroom closet dining room windows

Greg: This (1) is nice. There are three (2) one for us, one for Ryan,
and one for Sara-but only two bathrooms.
Fabiola: Ok. Are there big (3) in the bedrooms? There are lots of clothes in this family.
Greg: Yes, there are.
Fabiola: Great! There isn’t a garden, but is there a (4) ?
Greg: No, there isn’t. But there are big (5) There’s lots of lights and a great
view of the city. There’s a living room, but there isn’t a (6) .
Fabiola: It’s OK. We eat in the kitchen anyway.

C Highlight the correct phrases to complete the conversation.

Realtor: This house isn’t very big, but it’s nice. (1) (There are / there is) two bedrooms, and
(2) (there are / there’s) a living room.
Mrs. Garcia: (3) (Is there / are there two bathrooms?
Realtor: Yes, (4) (there’s / there are). And (5) (is there / there is) a big kitchen.
Mrs. Garcia: That’s good. (6) (is there / There’s) a half?
Realtor: Yes, (7) (there is / there’s). it’s next to front door.