Name: English Vocabulary In Use | Furniture and Rooms Around The House
Uploaded: 2020-04-21T04:53:45.000Z
Duration: 3 min 58 s
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Modal verbs - A2

Hello? Hi. Hi, can you help me with something?

Past simple

I can't find my keys. I think I left them at home. Would you have a look for them?

Yes, of course. Where do you think you left them?  Hmm, maybe in the kitchen?

Maybe I've done something silly  like put them in the fridge.

Oh, no, what if I put them in the washing machine,  or the dishwasher, or even the bin?

Ah, could the keys be in the living room?

Yeah, they could be on the table by the television.

And I checked the little armchair as well.

Why would your keys be under the living room rug?

You know, I might have left them in the bath.

Why would you have your keys in the bath?

I had a shower this morning. Could you check there as well?

Would you like me to check inside the toilets as well?

But could you just check inside the bedroom?

Okay, fine, but this is the last one because I really have to go to work.

So, in the toilet was a silly suggestion, but in the wardrobe is fine.

I'm sorry. I've really got to go to work.

That's okay. I just I just don't know where I've put them

today's lesson was all about  rooms and furniture

in the house. We started off looking for my keys in the kitchen,

which is also sometimes called the lounge  and then we moved upstairs to the bathroom

It wasn't until we left the house that we found the keys in the door.

So did you learn any new words?  Which rooms did I leave out?

Make sure you let me know  in the comment section below.

And if you have a few spare minutes,  why not check out one of these lessons?

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English Vocabulary In Use | Furniture and Rooms Around The House

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