My house - There is / there are

I've just moved into my new house. Would you like to see it?

THE HOUSE + THERE IS / THERE ARE

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1. Parts of the house

3. Grammar point

2. Objects of the house

4. Games

Parts of the house

Bedroom

Bathroom

Living Room

Kitchen

Hall

Dining Room

Garage

Parts of the house

Attic / Loft

Basement / Laundry room

Garden

Hall

Mirror

Key holder

Door

Coat rack

Stairs

Ceiling

Wall

Floor

Living Room

Television

TV cabinet

Armchair

Coffee table

Curtain

Sofa

Blanket

Carpet

Bathroom

Shower

Sink

Cabinet

Bath

Toilet

Radiator

Dining Room

Painting

Table

Chair

Plant

Blind

Master bedroom

Wardrobe

Bedside table

Bed

Window

Mirror

Lamp

Bedroom

Corkboard

Speaker

Carpet

Bunk bed

Shelf

Kitchen

Fridge

Extractor hood

Oven

Cooker

Tea towel

Attic / Loft

Office chair

Telescope

Desk

Computer

Poster

Bookcase

Basement / Laundry Room

Washing machine

Water heater

Laundry basket

Garage

Bin

Box

Car

Garden

Fence

Hosepipe

Barbecue

Swimming pool

Extra vocabulary

• PILLOWS
• BEDCOVER
• DRESSING TABLE
• BALCONY
• TERRACE
• PATIO
• ROOFTOP

• LIFT
• ALARM CLOCK
• DRAWERS
• LAPTOP
• POSTER
• FIREPLACE
• STUDY / OFFICE

There is / there are - A, an, some & any

• We use THERE + BE to say if something exists or not.

There is a desk / There isn't a pool.

• We use the plural form of BE when the name is plural.

There are some chairs / There aren't any windows.

• We normally use contractions when we speak or write in an informal style.

There's a big desk in my bedroom / There isn't a sofa and there aren't any chairs.

• We use A or AN with names in singular.

There's a big TV.There's an orange door.

• We use SOME & ANY with names in plural. We use SOME in affirmative sentences and ANY in negative sentences.

There are some paintings.There aren't any tables.

• WARNING!: "There are" does not have a contracted form.

bathroom

bedroom

kitchen

garage

living

room

1. Can you guess the room?

Drag & drop

Original Sanbox slide by Miriam Martínez

basement

attic

garden

hall

dining

room

1. Can you guess the room?

Drag & drop

Original Sanbox slide by Miriam Martínez

2. Objects in the house

Press "start" and match the objects to their definitions

(number)

(object/s)

in the (room)

3. There is / are ...

Click & say

Original Sanbox slide by Miriam Martínez

4. There is / there are - a, an, some, any

Look at the picture and say whether these sentences are true or false