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ENGLISH HOUSES

ENGLISH HOUSES. TERRACED HOUSE. A row of identical houses that share side walls. The first and the last are called end terrace. DETACHED HOUSE. Free standing residential buiding. SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE.

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ENGLISH HOUSES

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  1. ENGLISH HOUSES

  2. TERRACED HOUSE A row of identical houses that share side walls. The first and the last are called end terrace.

  3. DETACHED HOUSE Free standing residential buiding.

  4. SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE Pairs of houses built side by side as units sharing a party wall and usually in such a way that each house's layout is a mirror image of its twin.

  5. FLATS Small apartment. Self-contained unit that occupies only part of a building.

  6. APARTMENTS Self-contained unit. Apartments are usually bigger than flats.

  7. COTTAGE

  8. A cottage is, typically, a small house. The word comes from England where it originally was a house that has a ground floor, with a first, lower storey of bedrooms which fit within the roofspace. Originally in the Middle Ages, cottages housed agricultural workers and their friends and families. The term cottage denoted the dwelling of a cotter (farmer). Irish cottages were historically the homes of farm workers and labourers, but in recent years the term has assumed a romantic connotation especially when referring to cottages with thatched roofs (made of straw, plant stalks or foliage).

  9. INSIDE AN ENGLISH HOUSE

  10. KITCHEN • In a kitchen we can find: • A fridge (refrigerator ) This is the place where we keep things cool. There is also a freezer under the fridge where we freeze things. • CupboardsFor food and for plates etc. • A CookerIt is usually electric. It has four rings on top and a grill and oven underneath. • A MicrowaveVery quick and easy to use. • A Washing MachineWe can wash our clothes here and then hang them out in the garden to dry. • A SinkWe wash up the plates in the sink. • A DishwasherWe put plates, cups and cutlery in here to wash them. • An electrickettle. (Also called tea kettle. It is a pot with a spout and a handle used to boil water)

  11. LIVING ROOM • In a living room we can find: • A table with chairs The place where we eat our meals. • A settee (Sofa, couch) It is a comfy 2 seater chair. • Armchairs. • A Television, a DVD Player and a Video Recorder • A Cupboard • A Bookcase

  12. BATHROOM • In a bathroom we can find: • A toilet • A bath • A sink with two taps (one for hot water and one for cold) • A shower • A Laundry basketThis is where we put dirty clothes for washing.

  13. BEDROOM In a bedroom we can find: • A wardrobe to hang the clothes in. • A chest of drawers. • A cupboard. • A bookcase. • A bed (double or single). • A bed side table (or two) • A desk and a chair.

  14. TEST TIME!

  15. I am a large piece of furniture with cushions, on which more than one person can sit. What am I?

  16. A terraced house is a free standing residential building.TRUE OR FALSE?

  17. The kettle can be found in the living room.TRUE OR FALSE?

  18. When you go to sleep, you put your body on me. I am very soft and comfy. What am I?

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