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bed
bed /BED/
noun
a thing you sleep on
"I sleep in my bed."
chair
chair /CHAIR/
noun
a thing you sit on
"Sit on the chair."
table
table /TAY-bul/
noun
a flat thing you eat on
"The cup is on the table."
door
door /DOR/
noun
you open it to go in
"Open the door, please."
window
window /WIN-doh/
noun
you look out of it
"Look out of the window."
kitchen
kitchen /KIT-chin/
noun
the room for cooking
"Mom cooks in the kitchen."
lamp
lamp /LAMP/
noun
it gives light
"Turn on the lamp."
sofa
sofa /SOH-fah/
noun
a soft long chair
"Sit on the sofa."
cup
cup /KUP/
noun
you drink tea from it
"My cup is hot."
plate
plate /PLAYT/
noun
you eat food from it
"The plate is on the table."
clock
clock /KLOK/
noun
it tells the time
"Look at the clock."
mirror
mirror /MIR-ur/
noun
you see yourself in it
"Look in the mirror."
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Podcast: My Home

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πŸ“ Podcast Transcript

Hello and welcome to Word Kitchen. I'm Maya.

And I am Lena. Hello everyone. How are you today?

I am very well thank you. Today we talk about our home.

A home is the place where we live. My home is small, but I love it.

My home is small too. Let us walk through my home together and learn new words.

Good idea. First, the bedroom. This is the room where we sleep.

In the bedroom there is a bed. A bed is a thing you sleep on.

Bed. Say it with me. Bed. I sleep in my bed every night.

My bed is big and soft. I love my bed. Near the bed there is a lamp.

A lamp gives light. lamp. A lamp gives light. Turn on the lamp at night.

The light from the lamp is warm and soft. It helps me read my book.

On the wall there is a clock. A clock tells the time.

A clock tells the time. Look at the clock. It is seven o'clock in the morning.

Time to get up. Time for a new day. There is also a mirror in the bedroom.

A mirror shows you. You see yourself in it.

Mirror. Look in the mirror. Good morning. You look nice today.

Now let us go to the living room. This is the room where we rest.

In the living room there is a sofa. A sofa is a soft long chair.

Sofa sit on the sofa. It is very soft. I sit on the sofa and read a book.

Sometimes I sit on the sofa and drink tea. There is a window in the living room.

A window is for looking out. Window. Look out of the window.

What do you see? I see the blue sky. I see green trees.

I see birds. The window is big and bright.

And there is a door. A door opens. You open it to go in

and you open it to go out. Door. Open the door please.

Come in. Welcome to my home.

Now the kitchen. The kitchen is the room for cooking.

Kitchen. Mom cooks in the kitchen. The food smells very good.

In the kitchen there is a table. A table is flat. You eat on it.

Table. The table is in the kitchen. Put your plate on the table.

A plate is a thing you eat food from. Plate. My plate is white and round.

I eat rice from my plate. It is yummy. And there is a cup on the table.

A cup is a thing you drink from. Cup. My cup is hot.

I drink tea from my cup. Be careful. It is hot.

Near the table there is a chair. A chair is a thing you sit on.

Chair. Sit on the chair. Eat your food.

Drink your tea. Enjoy. Let us say all 12 words again.

Listen and repeat. Bed, lamp, clock, mirror.

Sofa, window, door, kitchen, table, plate, cup, chair.

Very good. 12 words for your home. Bed, lamp, clock, mirror,

sofa, window, door, kitchen, table, plate, cup, chair.

Say them every day. Your home is full of English words.

Walk around your home. Point at things and say the words.

This is my bed. This is my lamp. This is my chair.

That is a great way to learn. Learning at home is fun and easy.

Let me ask you, Lena, what is in your kitchen?

In my kitchen, there is a table, four chairs, and a big window.

And what is on your table right now? On my table, there is a plate and a cup.

The plate is empty, and the cup is full of hot tea.

Nice. And in your bedroom, what do you see?

I see my bed, my lamp, my clock, and my mirror.

Everything is clean and tidy. Wonderful. Now our listeners can do the same.

Look around your home and name everything in English.

Yes. Start with easy words. Bed, chair, table, door.

Window, kitchen, lamp, sofa, cup, plate, clock, mirror. Perfect.

You are learning more every day. Thank you for listening to word kitchen.

I am Maya. And I'm Lena. See you next time.

Bye everyone. Bye. Have a wonderful day at home.

πŸŽ™ Try Shadowing free sample

Listen and repeat along with the studio audio. Full shadowing practice with pronunciation scoring is in the app.

Tutor. I live in a small home. I live in a small home. This is my bed. This is my bed. I sleep in

my bed. I sleep in my bed. There's a lamp near my bed. There's a lamp near my bed. Turn on the lamp.

Turn on the lamp. Look at the clock. Look at the clock. Look in the mirror. Look in the mirror.

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πŸ“Grammar: Present simple: I / you / we / they

Use the present simple for things you do every day, or things that are always true. With I, you, we, and they, use the base verb. Do NOT add -s. I live here. (NOT: I lives here.) You eat at home. They sit on the sofa.

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