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Today on English Bites we're asking people about their houses. Are they big or small? How do you describe the place where you live? ALEX: A four room, four-bedroom house. It's got a Mediterranean feel, it's kind of got calm, warm colours. It's pretty spacious and it's got a pretty backyard. It's got a two-car garage. A pretty standard house and a lot of the houses on the street all look the same. I think it was designed by the same architect. SAM: It's a red brick house, a two-storey red brick house that has a garage and my parent's family room, a family room, my room and my brother's room. And we have a pool, a swimming pool outside and a small garden. SARAH: It's a semi-detached townhouse, so it's got two bedrooms upstairs and also a study and downstairs I've got the lounge room and the kitchen and a sort of built on dining room onto that. So it's not very big but it's enough. JUSTIN: It's an old house, probably 100 years old, and it's got lots of rose bushes and a big back yard with a shed and some fruit trees. It's got very high ceilings and wooden floorboards. There's about five bedrooms and a big kitchen and a big lounge room. MELITA: It's a red brick house, it's got a quite a big front yard, quite a big backyard, has three bedrooms, one bathroom and it's got a top storey as well. SUSAN: My house is a small white house with a big garden and lots of windows, and lots of doors I guess. It has a big garden. |
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describing houses
Notice that the people interviewed describe the outside of the house.
What it’s made of, how big it is, what colour it is and whether it’s
got a garden. So even using simple adjectives, you can build quite a good description of
a house. |
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