Презентация на тему: "Презентация по теме "Houses""

houses
Where do you live: in a house or a flat?
Is it big / small?
How many rooms has it got?
Where is it?
Who do you live with?
Do you like your home? Why/Why not?

Look at the photos.
Which of the houses would you like to live in? Why?

Match the types of the houses with their descriptions.
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a small house in the country usually with a garden
two houses joined together
several houses joined together
a house which only has one floor
a house which stands alone and is not joined to any other
a very large expensive house
a set of rooms for living in, usually on one floor of a building
semi-detached house
detached house
terraced house
mansion
cottage
flat
bungalow
cottage
semi-detached house
terraced house
bungalow
detached house
mansion
flat
semi-detached house
detached house
terraced house
mansion
cottage
flat
bungalow

Name the types of houses in the photos.
a cottage
a bungalow
a detached house
a semi-detached house
a terraced house
a mansion
a block of flats
detached house
bungalow
mansion
cottage
terraced house
semi-detached house
block of flats

Which type of housing is the most popular in the UK?
Which is the least popular?
All types of flats
Detached
Terraced
Semi-detached
Other

Look at the picture of my house for 20 seconds.
Then without looking at it correct the sentences about the picture.

There are three rooms upstairs and three rooms downstairs.
We have a fireplace in the bedroom.
In the kitchen there is a fridge, a cooker and many cupboards.
Downstairs there is a living room and a dining room.
Most houses have bathrooms upstairs but ours is downstairs.
The three rooms upstairs are all bedrooms.
In my bedroom I have a rug, a computer, a wardrobe and a bookcase.
Outside my house we have a back garden and a front garden.
Correct the sentences about the picture.
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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f
T
T
f
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T

I’ll show you the room and you say the furniture in it.

My cousin Bill entered the university in London.
So, he is looking for a flat there.
He can’t afford an expensive one.
He came across an interesting advertisement. Look!

Who are microflats for?
Where are they?
Are the expensive?
Which rooms and furniture can you see in the pictures?
Read the advert and answer the questions.
Microflats
Do you work in the city centre?
Are you a student, a teacher or a nurse?
Then we’ve got the flat for you!
Low price, high quality, available now!
Contact us on 0118 452731 today!

Microflats were first launched in London in
2002. The development of microflats has
grown in response to the demand for cheap
accommodation for young people, particularly
students, young professionals, teachers and
nurses, who can’t afford to buy or rent a flat of
their own in large expensive cities.

dining room
balcony
bathroom
bedroom
kitchen
living room
Number the rooms in the order they talk about them.

Hi! It’s me.
Hi, mum! Come on in.
Here, I brought you a plant.
A small plant for your microflat!
Thanks, it’s great!
I’ll put it on the dining room table.
Oh, so this is the dining room.
Yes, well, this is where I eat.
There are only two chairs?
It’s good your father isn’t here.
Mum, it’s a microflat.
There isn’t a lot of furniture.
It’s very … sweet.
Now, is there a living room?
Well, there isn’t a separate living room. This is the living room.
And here is the kitchen.

Oh, I see, 3 rooms in one – the dining room, the living room and the kitchen.
Muum, it’s a microflat!
Is there a bedroom?
Or do you sleep on the sofa?
Of course, there is a bedroom. Come through here.
Yes.
Here it is.
This is nice – but there aren’t any shelves. Where do you put your things?
There’s a wardrobe here.
Oh, but look, there’s a bathroom!
Mum…
… and a toilet!
Mum. Listen, do you want a drink? Let’s go out to the balcony.
The balcony?
Is there really a balcony?!!
Of course, there is a balcony.
It’s a microflat!
Well, there isn’t a separate living room. This is the living room.
And here is the kitchen.

dining room
balcony
bathroom
bedroom
kitchen
living room
Number the rooms in the order they talk about them.
1
6
5
4
3
2

Listen again.
Do you like the microflat?
Why? Why not?
What’s one thing the woman likes about the flat?



What’s one thing doesn’t she like?
the balcony
everything else

outside features
Look at this word map and add as many words as you can think of on the topic.
types of houses
rooms in the house
furniture
applications
detached
bedroom
bench
dishwasher
sofa

I live in a house / block of flats, etc.
I live on the 1st, 2nd, etc. floor / in the city center / in the suburbs / in a village.
My neighbourhood is quiet / noisy / crowded.
There is a (an) garage / attic / basements, etc. in my house / flat.
There are 2, 3 rooms in it.
In my bedroom I have a desk / carpet on the floor, etc.
There are two chairs and a table in the living room / kitchen.
Use the vocabulary of the lesson and describe your house or flat.

Next week Billy is having a “micro party” in his new microflat.
I need to buy something portable for him.
Have you got any ideas?