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Conversation Lesson 5

Lesson 5 - Where Are You?

In this lesson Anna visits Marsha at a friend's house. Anna and Marsha see many rooms in the house. They talk about what people do in each room.

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Lesson Video

Watch the video and then do the activities on this page.

Video Script

Anna: Hello, everyone! Today my friend Marsha is at her friend's house. She says it is beautiful. I want to see this house! Here we are!
Anna: Marsha, I am in the kitchen! It is a beautiful kitchen!
Marsha: It is beautiful. We cook in the kitchen.
Anna: I eat in the kitchen.
Marsha: We relax in the living room.
Anna: I relax in the living room. Marsha, let’s go upstairs!
Marsha: Anna? Where are you?
Anna: Marsha, I am in the bathroom! I wash in the bathroom.
Marsha: I am in the bedroom. We sleep in the bedroom.
Anna: I sleep in the bedroom!

Listening

Now practice listening to only the audio portion of the conversation.

Speaking

Watch the video and practice talking about locations. Practice talking about the rooms in a house with a friend.

Pronunciation

Learn two different ways to ask questions in this video.

New Words

bathroom - n. a room with a sink and toilet and usually a bathtub or shower
beautiful - adj. very good or pleasing; having beauty
bedroom - n. a room used for sleeping
eat - v. to take food into your mouth and swallow it
house - n. a building in which a family lives
kitchen - n. a room in which food is cooked
living room - n. a room in a house for general family use
relax - v. to spend time resting or doing something enjoyable
sleep - v. to rest your mind and body by closing your eyes
upstairs - adv. on or to a higher floor of a building
wash - v. to clean (something) with water and usually soap

Activity

What are some of the rooms in your house? Write about it in the Facebook Comments section below. Tell us what you do in the rooms. Do the activity and practice writing the names of rooms in a house. Click lesson activity to get the printable PDF version. The page opens to a new window.

Source: Voice of America

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