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11 Nouns - House - Living room

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Choose the word you think corresponds to the image by clicking on it.

Then click in the input box under the words, and the chosen word will appear in the input box

 

If the word chosen is correct, it will go green.

If it is not correct, it will go red.

 

Once you have identified the correct word, and it goes green, a LISTEN AND REPEAT button will appear.

Click this button to hear the correct way to pronounce this word.

 

A sentence to show the correct way to use this word will also appear.

 

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11 Nouns - House - Living room

Theory:s

Some basic things about sentences.
They must start with capital letters.
They must finish with full stops, question marks if the sentences are questions, or exclamation marks if the sentences are exclamations.
They have to have a verb.
They have to have a subject which is always a noun.

The simplest sentences have a subject, a verb and an object of the verb.
For example:
David (SUBJECT) plays (VERB) football.(OBJECT)

A verb can have a DIRECT OBJECT or an INDIRECT OBJECT.
A DIRECT OBJECT is a noun that follows the verb.
It can be identified by asking who or what receives the action of the verb.
For example:
David plays football - David is the subject, plays is the verb and football is the direct object.

NOTE: You cannot put another word between the verb and the direct object.
For example:
He plays VERY WELL football. - IS INCORRECT.
He PLAYS FOOTBALL very well - IS CORRECT.

The INDIRECT OBJECT gives more information about the verb and the DIRECT OBJECT.
For example:
David plays football in the park. - IN THE PARK is the indirect object.
It is always a noun, often has an article, and is connected to the direct object by a preposition.
For example:
I bought a hat for MY SISTER (INDIRECT OBJECT) in London yesterday.

This is the safest way to structure a sentence:
It has a SUBJECT (I) followed by a VERB (bought) followed by a DIRECT OBJECT (a hat) followed by an INDIRECT OBJECT (my sister) joined to the direct object by a PREPOSITION (for) and finally followed by two ADVERBS (London) and (yesterday).

Generally, adverbs can move around in a sentence, but when together, the order of the adverbs is important - MANNER, PLACE, FREQUENCY, TIME and PURPOSE.
For example:
David swims enthusiastically in the pool every morning before dawn to keep in shape.

When constructing sentences in english, the best way to avoid mistakes is to
start with the subject,
add the verb (make sure the correct tense is used)
add the direct object
and then all the other pieces in the order explained above.
For example:
I play football with my friends in the park everyday in the morning to keep fit.

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A) Television
B) Sofa
C) Armchair
D) Coffee Table

(1)

Listen and Repeat Context sentence: I always sit on the SOFA .

A) Television
B) Sofa
C) Armchair
D) Coffee Table

(2)

Listen Context sentence: I like sitting in an ARMCHAIR .

A) Television
B) Sofa
C) Armchair
D) Coffee Table

(3)

Listen Context sentence: There are some magazines on the COFFEE TABLE .

A) Television
B) Sofa
C) Armchair
D) Coffee Table

(4)

Listen Context sentence: I want to watch TELEVISION .