HOME   Does the Apartment Have a View? The following is a summary of terms (Key Vocabulary and Expressions) taught in this unit. Puzzles use these words as answers. (See Puzzle Corner in Resources.)   Go to the Resources Page for This Unit KEY VOCABULARY Nouns Houses and apartments bathroom bedroom closet dining room elevator (first/second) floor garage hall kitchen laundry room living room lobby (swimming) pool room stairs yard Furniture armchair bed bookcase chair clock coffee table curtain(s) desk dresser lamp mirror picture rug sofa table Appliances microwave oven refrigerator stove Other neighbor river view Determiners any no some Adjectives big dream (house) own (room) super Verbs buy go shopping love Prepositions on (Lakeview Drive) in (the country/the city) Back to Top EXPRESSIONS Asking about and describing a home What's the house/apartment like?     It's beautiful/. . . ./It has . . . . Does it have . . . ?     Yes, it does./No, it doesn't. Do you live/have . . . ?     Yes, I do./No, I don't. Talking about quantity How many rooms/. . . does it have?     It has . . . ./There's one . . . ./There are . . . . Saying what there is and isn't There's a/an . . . . There isn't a/an . . . ./There's no . . . . There are some . . . . There aren't any . . . ./There are no . . . . Asking for more information What else does it have? Telling someone surprising news Guess what! Responding to news That's super. That sounds nice. Giving and responding to compliments This . . . is great.     Thanks.     Oh, nice. Back to Top

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