🏠 Home and Living – Worksheet


1️⃣ Warm-up: Talk about your home

Discuss with your partner:

1.Where do you live?

2.What kind of home is it? (flat, house, studio, dorm, etc.)

3.Which room do you spend most time in? Why?

4.What’s your favourite thing about your home?


2️⃣ Vocabulary: Rooms and Furniture

A. Match the words with the pictures (teacher shows / describes)

1.living room

2.bedroom

3.kitchen

4.bathroom

5.dining room

6.hall / hallway

7.balcony

8.study / office

9.garden


B. Furniture and household items – match the pairs

A

           B

1. sofa

           a) on the floor

2. bed

           b) you cook on it

3. desk

           c) you sleep in it

4. chair

           d) you sit on it

5. carpet

           e) you sit on it at a table

6. cupboard

           f) you keep dishes in it

7. cooker

           g) you work or study at it


C. Fill in the missing word

Use these: mirror – lamp – armchair – picture – shelf – curtains – clock – plant

1.There’s a ________ above the bed.

2.The ________ are next to the window.

3.I have a ________ on my desk.

4.There’s a big ________ on the wall.

5.I have a small green ________ on the windowsill.


3️⃣ Grammar: There is / There are

A. Choose the correct option

1.________ a big window in my bedroom.

·(There is / There are)

2.________ two shelves on the wall.

·(There is / There are)

3.________ any chairs in the kitchen?

·(Is there / Are there)

4.No, ________ not.

·(there is / there are)


B. Describe this picture (teacher shows or draw a simple room)

Example:

There’s a bed next to the window. There are two pictures on the wall.

Write 3 sentences of your own:

1.

2.

3.


4️⃣ Prepositions of place

A. Match the pictures / examples

1.on

2.under

3.next to

4.between

5.in front of

6.behind

B. Complete the sentences

1.The sofa is ________ the table.

2.There’s a cat ________ the bed.

3.The TV is ________ the sofa and the lamp.

4.The shoes are ________ the door.

5.The shelf is ________ the desk.


5️⃣ Speaking practice – Describe your room

Step 1: Write some notes about your room.

·What’s in it?

·What colours?

·Where are the things?

·What do you like about it?

Step 2: Tell your partner about it.
Use there is / there are and prepositions of place.

Example:

There’s a big bed in the corner. There’s a window above the desk. I love my room because it’s
bright and quiet.


6️⃣ Writing task – My dream home

Write about 100–120 words.

Include:

·What kind of home it is (house, flat, cottage, etc.)

·How many rooms it has

·Describe one room in detail (using there is / there are and prepositions)

·Say why you’d like to live there