Daily life
Furniture at home
Name furniture and furnishings in a bedroom, living room or study.
A1A2B110 words · 3 examples each
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Found: 10 words
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chair
noun · 3 examples
- I put the box on the chair.
- Maya sat in the chair by the window.
- Please move the chair closer to the desk.
table
noun · 3 examples
- We ate lunch at the table.
- The vase is on the table.
- Dad set his keys on the table.
bed
noun · 3 examples
- I sleep in the bed.
- The child jumped on the bed.
- She made the bed before school.
desk
noun · 3 examples
- My books are on the desk.
- He does his homework at the desk.
- The computer sits on the desk.
lamp
noun · 3 examples
- Please turn on the lamp.
- The lamp gives soft light at night.
- I read near the lamp.
mirror
noun · 3 examples
- She checked her hair in the mirror.
- The mirror hangs above the sink.
- I can see my face in the mirror.
curtain
noun · 3 examples
- The curtain blocks the bright sun.
- She pulled the curtain closed.
- Open the curtain to let in light.
carpet
noun · 3 examples
- The carpet feels soft under my feet.
- There is a red carpet in the room.
- We vacuum the carpet every week.
cupboard
noun · 3 examples
- The plates are in the cupboard.
- She opened the cupboard to get a bowl.
- We keep snacks in the cupboard.
shelf
noun · 3 examples
- The books are on the shelf.
- He put the photo on the top shelf.
- There is one empty shelf above the desk.
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