What is it for?

Learn to write six or seven simple sentences about your room or home.

What to include

  • Say what the place is: your room, flat, apartment or house.
  • Describe the room with a simple word, such as small, big or nice.
  • Name things in the room with there is or there are.
  • Say what is not in the room with there isn't or there aren't.
  • Use prepositions to say where things are.
  • Add a colour or one more detail.

How to organise it

  1. Where: say what place you describe.
  2. What it is like: give one simple detail.
  3. What there is: name one or more things.
  4. Where things are: use prepositions of place.
  5. One more thing: add a colour or another detail.

Model text

Key language

UK / US: In the UK, people often say flat; in the US, they often say apartment. Ground floor and first floor can mean different levels in the UK and US. Lift is common in the UK; elevator is common in the US.

Practice

EXERCISE:

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Your task

Write six or seven sentences about your room or your home. Say what it is, what there is in it, and where things are.

Word bank

Sentence starters

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