BAIC ENCLISH DIDACTIC UNIT Lak READING These are the parts of my house. ) PARTS OF THE HOUSE BEDROOM - A, __ LAUNDRY £4 & fa KITCHEN EM BASEMENT » DINING ROOMsate a. Read the following paragraph. These are my favorite parts of the house: the kitchen, my room and the living room. There are windows on each room ‘The dining room and the basement are on the first floor. Those are big rooms. In my house there are three floors. There are 8 rooms and thereis a bedroom. |love art, there are p the walls. There is a clock in the kitchen. crus plete the sentences using these or those. are the rooms where | eat, the rooms are the hottest, the kitchen and the basement. rooms are the highest, the attic, my room and the laundry plete the sentences using there is or there are e a bathroom. windows, lamps. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR se and those are plural demonstrative adjectives. is used for more than one thing or people close by. These + plural nouns + are + complement. These students are_—_—friendPDrdwet Be 2 Sha = bookcore IV ame" folet Soap $00. hoor tame Closet Mirror Bed Toilet Dresser Sink Carpet Microwave Lamp Bathtub/shower | Bookcase Shelf Drawer soap Armchair Toaster Pillow Towel Telephone ee haseExampl There is a sink. /There are books. We use there Is a for singular and there are for plural. There is + a + singularnoun + complement Thereis a window in the house. (2 fimegetie— There is + not + a + singular noun + complement “ ‘Thereis not a window __ in the house. Isthere + a + singular noun + complement? Isthere a window . inthe house? Affirmative There are + pluralnouns + complement There are steps out of the house. There are + not + pluralnouns + complement There are not steps out of the house. Negative Interrogative ‘Are there + pluralnouns + complement? Arethere steps out of the house?Practice Ask your classmate about his or her house and write a report. 2 Example Is there a kitchen in your house? Yes, there is| No, there aren't. Report: Therg is akitchen in Daniel’s house. ©. Prepositions of place 4. The doll is on the bed. There is a doll on the bed. 2. The pillows ere on the bed. There are pillows on the bedHOMEWORK Describe more things about the bedroor f. More prepositions. | EP, ana 2 wei? a & y © L ca @ e infinside on near under — © 03 © =a» Sse P Se eee below abor ets through among between BAIC ENGLISH opposite ‘onto off into. _out of are « next to/by/beside against over from---to | towards 60.PREPOSITION OF PLACE ms sees EXPLANATION EXAMPLE in Inside Twatch TVin the living- room Iive in New York Look at the picture in the book She looks at herself in the mirror. She is in the car. Look at the girl in the picture This is the best team in the world Used to show an exact position or particular place. Table Events Place where you are to do something typical (watch a film, study, work) Imet her at the entrance, at the bus stop She sat at the table. at a concert, at the party at the movies, at university, at work. ‘Attached Next to or along the side of (river) Used to show that something is in a position above something else and touching it. Left, right A floor ina house Used for showing some methods of traveling television, radio cece Look at the picture on the wall. Cambridge is on the River Cam, The book is on the desk. Assmile on his face. ‘The shop is on the left. My apartment is on the first floor. Hove traveling on trains Jon the bus / on a plane My favorite program on TV, on the radio. HSITIN? SUEBAIC ENGLISH PREPOSITION OF PLACE EXPLANATION EXAMPLE by, next to, beside, near Not far away in di The girl who is by /next to/ beside the house between In or into the space which separates two places, people or objects ja_The town lies halfway between Rome and Florence. At the back (of) fa (hung my coat behind the door. ©. infront of in front of Futher forward than. someone or something else. She started talking to the man in froint of her. under Lower than (or covered) by) something else. The cat is under the chai Below Lower than something else. The plane is just below to the cloud. ‘over '@ Above or higher than something else, sometimes so that one thing covers the other. More than, Across from one side to. the other. Overcoming an obstacle ‘She held the umbrella ‘over both of us. Most of the carpets are ‘over $100. I walked over the bricge She jumped over the gate above Higher than something else, but not directly over it A path above the lake ‘across From one side to the other of something with clear limits | getting to the other side She walked across the field/ road. He sailéd across the Atlantic through From one end or side of something to the other They walked slowly through the woods. to “ee 1 inthe direction of bed. 0. We went to Prague lastaaa PREPOSITION OF PLACE EXPLANATION EXAMPLE into Towards the inside or middle | Shall we go into the garden? of something and about to be contained, surrounded or enclosed by it towards In the direction of, or closer _| She stood up and walked . to someone or something _| towards him ‘onto Sed to show movement into || slipped as | stepped onto or ona particular place the platform. from z Used to show the place ‘What time does the flight where someone or from Amsterdam arrive? something bttpi/ Aww myenghshpages.corm/site_php_files/grammor-lessor-preponitions place phpf. Clothing Vocabulary a eS 8) btle Se “eas GY "saeco ggpeenIOD et S200 8 dsser 10) sfrac iad 1) lesubo ee << omsiinciibas se 32) wimmins tuis mlaceekc 5) clanaalggeneieor Shulassges_— 14) riths-t asBAIC ENGLISH ste | oe SER REA a. Choose the correct option. Listen and check, 1) Thebookis__» <<" the table. O behind O under O nextto O between 2) The picture is the vase and the lamp. O behing © under O next to O between 3) The door iss the sofa, O behind © under O next to * O between 4) The armchair is O behing O atthe comer, O next to O between 5) Thepillows ares the floor. O over Osiniete Orage O betweensek ee Listen the description about the living room and say if the statements are true @@y or false by writing an “x” on the line next to the word. te 1 False true 2 False true “a False true False true Spd False true > HSITIN? HNSUEsteers be ORB HOMEWORK a. Write a paragraph based on the picture. b. Observe the pictures and write sentences using clothing vocabulary. @x op: 13 (00 i a i 0% a Draw your house and write sentences ‘aboutit using the vocabulary of the parts of the house, there is/are, these and those. d. Talk about your house in front of the class.