At Home
Optional support — your core lesson stays exactly as it is.
🧩 Supplementary Practice
At Home — rooms and things
Use this if you need more words to describe your home.
Extra support for language you've already met.
Step 1 · Let's Understand
Vocabulary Support — Rooms & furniture
Recognise it
RecogniseWhich room?
Answer, then check.
Notice the chunks
ChunksSay each phrase aloud twice.
There is a sofa in the living room.
There are two beds in my bedroom.
next to the window
on the wall
I live in a small flat.
Recall it
RecallSay the word before you reveal it.
Step 2 · Let's Practise
Grammar Support — There is / There are
The fastest way to describe any room.
Understand it
UnderstandUse There is + one thing. Use There are + two or more things.
- There is a table. (1)
- There are four chairs. (2+)
- Negative: There isn't a lift. / There aren't any windows.
Controlled practice
PractiseChoose is or are.
There ___ a big sofa in my living room.
There ___ two windows in the kitchen.
There ___ some books on the table.
There ___ a fridge next to the door.
Answer, then check.
Step 3 · Let's Use It
Extra Speaking Practice
Describe your home
SpeakChoose one room. Talk for 30 seconds. Use there is / there are and a place phrase.
- Which room is it?
- What is in it?
- Where are the things? (next to / on / under)
- Do you like this room? Why?
Model answer
This is my kitchen. There is a small table next to the window. There are four chairs. I like it because it is bright.