Unit 3. At home

Awful (adj)
Very bad
Ex: That’s an awful color.
Ex: This is an comfortable chair.
Comfortable (adj)
Making you feel relaxed
Bright (adj)
Shining strongly
Ex: What a bright morning!
Bathroom (n)
Sink (n)
Tub (n)
Shower (n)
Ex: I need a clean sink, tub and shower in my bathroom.
Kitchen (n)
Washing machine (n)
Closet (n)
Convenient (adj)
Useful and easy to do
Ex: Fruit is a convenient source of vitamins and energy.
House (n)
Apartment (n)
A building for people/ one family to live in
A set of rooms of a building
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Sink (n)
Tub (n)
Shower (n)
Dryer (n)
Refrigerator (n)
Dish washer (n)
Washing machine (n)
Electric stove (n)
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Grammar
1. Exclamatory sentences
Ex: What an interesting book!
Form:
What (+ a/ an) + Adjective + Noun (+ S + V)!
What an awful day!
What a lovely living room!
What a bright room!
What nice colors!
What a beautiful bathroom!
What an amazing kitchen!
What a great idea!
- Used in compliments or complaints.
Use
Note:
Do not use “a/ an” with uncountable Nouns and plural Nouns.
What a modern car!
What a boring story!
2. There is/ there are
2. There is/ there are
Preposition of position