1. How many rooms are there in your house / apartment ? What are they ? 2. How is the living room ? What things are there in the living room ? 3. What í the kitchen like ? What things are there in the kitchen ? 4. Do you like living your house ? Why ? 5. How old is he / she ? 6. What does he / she look like ? 7. What í he / she like ? 8. How special he / she is ? Why do you like him / her most ? 9. What is it like ? 10. What is it famous for ? ( What is special about that place )

1. There are ... rooms in my house/ apartment. They are ... (living room, kitchen, bathroom, ...)

2. Things in the living room:

1. Sofa
2. Love seat, chaise
3. Chair(s), recliner(s)
4. Ottoman and/or footstool
5. Coffee table, sofa table
6. End tables, occasional tables
7. Decorative pillows, floor pillows
8. Sofa blankets
9. Television
10. Media cabinet
11. Bookshelf, decorative ledges
12. CD player / DVD player
13. Cable box, satellite receiver
14. AM & FM receiver
15. Surround sound system & speakers
16. Floor lamps, table lamps, wall sconces

3. Things in the kitchen

1. dishwasher (noun): a machine that can wash kitchenware and tableware like dirty dishes - Our friends have dishwashers, but we wash the dishes by hand in the sink.

2. frying pan (also "frypan") (noun): a shallow pan with a long handle for frying foods - Cook the chopped onion in a frying pan until it's turning brown.

3. kettle (noun): a container with a lid, spout and handle in which water is boiled - I'll put the kettle on we'll have a nice cup of tea.

4. oven (noun): an enclosed cooking space with a door and temperature controls - I only use the oven to bake pies and roast vegetables.

5. refrigerator (or "fridge") (noun): an appliance in which food and drinks are kept cool or frozen - There's some pizza in the refrigerator we could heat up.

6. sink (noun): a basin with taps and running water that's fixed into a wall or bench - Don't leave your dirty dishes in the sink. Wash them!

7. the dishes (noun): all the items that need washing after a meal has been prepared and eaten - Whose turn is it to do the dishes tonight?