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DO YOU WANT TO ...

go to the cinema or go dancing?

go to a zumba class or go to an aerobics class?

study English or study Math?

live in a big house in the country or a small apartment in the city centre?

work in an office or work outdoors?

live in a clod climate or in a hot climate?

go shopping or go hiking?

go skydiving or scuba diving?

eat healthy food or junk food?

be rich but unhappy or poor but happy?

go to Spain or Norway?

see a comedy or a horror movie?

read a book or see a film?

have a dream job or have a million dollars?

meet Barack Obama or Viktor Orbán?

meet the Pope or George Clooney?

ride a bike or ride a horse?

wear a suit or casual clothes?

go to LA or New York?

1. We use GOING TO when we say what we have decided to do:

Why are you turning on the TV?

I am GOING TO watch the news.

https://www.better-english.com/grammar/willgo.htm

2. We use GOING TO when we say what we think will happen.

It is GOING TO rain. Look at those clouds.

Look at the pictures and make sentences using GOING TO:

https://englishexam.blog.hu/2013/09/17/5_family_celebrations#more5519859

 https://theenglish.blog.hu/2014/04/04/holidays_march

I live in a detached house in the country. The house is 13 years old, we bought it in 2009.

We moved here because we wanted to live in a peaceful place. We used to live in the centre of a city, which was a bit noisy and polluted.

The house is quite small. It is a one storey building, a ’bungalow’.

The entrance hall leads to an open plan kitchen. It means that the kitchen, dining room and living room are in a single room. There are three bedrooms, one bathroom and a toilet. We don’t have a cellar or a garage, but we have an attick where we store things. The house is surrounded by a small garden.

The most popular place is the kitchen. We have simple, modern furniture. We have some cupboards where we keep pots and pans, plates, forks, knives, spoons, cups and plates. We store flour, pasta and spices in the cupboards, too. Meat, dairy products and vegetables are in the fridge and the freezer. We have an electric cooker (or ceramic hob), a microwave oven, a mixer, but we don’t have too many kitchen appliances. We don’t have a dishwasher or a cooker hood. But we have a sink and a window, of course.

The dining table is rectangular. This is where we eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, play board games, study or surf the internet on a laptop.

The living room area has two large windows and a French window. It is quite light and airy. When you look out of the window, you can see the back garden.

The most important piece of furniture is an old piano. It stands in the corner, next to the window. We also have a sofa, three armchairs, a coffee table and a bookcase. The best thing about this room is the little fireplace – which I think is the heart of every home.

In the evenings we watch TV, read books or magazines, play the piano or listen to music here.

The bathroom is tiled. There is a bath, a basin, a toilet, a mirror on the wall, some cabinets and a washing machine.

The bedrooms are cosy and comfortable. We have a double bed, a big wardrobe and some chests of drawers in the bedroom.

The garden is around the house. We have a tiny kitchen garden where we grow vegetables (tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and herbs. We also have some flowers. We like gardening, reading and relaxing in the backyard. Sometimes we have a BBQ.

Living in this house has a lot of advantages. It is small but there is room for everyone. The heating system is modern, the building is insulated, so we do not have to spend a lot of money on utility bills. We like the atmosphere of the countryside. The air is fresh, there is no traffic, pollution is not as bad as in the city.

However, there are disadvantages. There are no shops, doctors or restaurants. We dont have a lot of cultural, entertainment or sports facilities. Another problem is that we have to commute to the city to school and work. Public transport is not very efficient, there are not too many trains or buses that you can catch to the city.

Overall, I really enjoy living here, we probably will not move away in the next five years.

http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=5324

http://www.montsemorales.com/vocabulario/Homefurnitb.htm

http://www.learningchocolate.com/content/living-room?st_lang=en

TYPES OF HOUSES:

QUESTIONS:

• Can you describe each room of your house?
• What does the outside of your house look like?
• Where do you park your car at your house
• Do you like the place where you are living? Why or why not?
• What is your favorite room in your house? Why?
• How are homes different in your home country and in this country?
• How have you changed your home since you've started living there?
• How long have you lived where you are living now?
• How many different homes have you lived in?
  • Which one did you like the best? Why?
  • Which one did you like the least? Why?
• How many rooms are there in your house?
• How much is your rent? (Some people may not consider this to be a polite question.)
• If you could change anything about your present home, what would it be?
• Is your home in a convenient location?
• What changes would you like to make to your home?
• What do you like about your home? What don't you like?
• What do you think is the worst color for a living room?
• What is in your bedroom?
• What things in your home couldn't you live without?
• What things in your house could you easily live without?
• Where would your dream home be?
  • What would it be like inside and out?
• Which room do you spend the least time in?
• Which room do you spend the most time in?
• Who are your neighbors?
  • Do you get along well with your neighbors?
  • How well do you know them?
  • What have you done with your neighbors?
• Who lives with you? / Who do you live with?
• Would you prefer to live in a house or an apartment? Why?
• Is every house a home?
• What makes 'a house' into 'a home'?
• Have you ever been homesick?have you changed anything in your house recently? If so, what was that?
• What would you like to change in your house?
• What is the color of your front door?
• What kind of housing would you prefer?
• What is your dream house?
• Do you like to keep pets in your home?
• Are there any parks near your home?
• What strange materials do you know of that have been used to make houses?
• Could you build a house for yourself? How would you do it? (you cannot have a builder help you)
• How could you live without electricity? Could you make your own electricity? How?
• How can houses be made more environmentally friendly?
• Describe how you go about buying a house in your country. Can you borrow money from a bank? Is it easy to buy and sell houses?
• What would be important to consider when designing a city? Was your city planned? Describe a perfect city
• Draw/describe your dream house (money is no problem) where, materials, design, interior, landscaping etc
• Imagine you have arrived in a country where they don't speak your language. You have no money or friends there. What would you do for accommodation?
• Give some reasons why people become homeless.
• What problems do home owners have? What can they do about them?
• Is it better to rent or buy? Give reasons for your answer.
• What do you think houses in the future will be like?
• How important is security? How do you make a house secure?
• Make a list of the 10 most important things you would look for when choosing a house to live in.
• Some people say houses are too much like boxes or cages. Do you agree or disagree? Why?
• What are the advantages and disadvantages of a home stay?
• List alternatives to a house or apartment. (e.g. igloo)
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages of these alternatives? Which alternative would you prefer to live in?
• Which are the advantages and disadvantages of living in a small house/flat/apartment? And living in a big one?
• Do you have a nice garden at your home? Do you plant flowers and trees in your garden? Do you help your mother/father to water those plants/flowers?
• Do you raise fish in your home? If so, what type of fish?
• Which do you like better, a home with a nice garden or a home without one?
• Do you have a mini swimming pool in your home?
  • A basket ball court
  • A ping pong table?
• Do you help to mow the lawn in your garden?

http://iteslj.org/questions/home.html

VIDEO:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI2waPs5wKQ

ALAPFOK

1. TALÁLKOZÁS (bemutatkozás, üdvözlés, búcsú)
2. CSALÁD (a vizsgázó személyi adatai és családja)
3. LAKÓHELY (a vizsgázó lakcíme, lakásának és környékének rövid bemutatása)
4. MUNKA (a vizsgázó foglalkozása, munkája és munkaköre)
5. TANULÁS (nyelvtanulás, az iskola, tantárgyak, tanárok bemutatása)
6. UTAZÁS VÁROSI TÖMEGKÖZLEKEDÉSI ESZKÖZÖKÖN (villamoson, autóbuszon, metrón; jegyváltás, jegykezelés, járművek indulása, érkezése, útvonala)
7. UTAZÁS TAXIVAL (taxirendelés, cím közlése, fizetés)
8. UTAZÁS AUTÓN (parkolás, benzinvásárlás, autójavítás)
9. UTAZÁS VONATTAL, REPÜLŐGÉPEN, TÁVOLSÁGI BUSSZAL (állomás, pályaudvar, jegyváltás, indulás, útvonal, érkezés, jegykezelés)
10. KÜLFÖLDI UTAZÁS (utazási iroda, útlevél- és vámvizsgálat, pénzváltás)
11. POSTA (levél, távirat- és pénzfeladás)
12. TELEFON (telefonbeszélgetés, mobiltelefon)
13. SZÁLLODA (fizetővendég-szolgálat, kemping szállásrendelés, megérkezés, adatlap kitöltése, szolgáltatások igénybevétele, távozás)
14. ÉTTEREM (helyfoglalás, rendelés, fontosabb ételek, italok, fizetés)
15. VENDÉGSÉG (vendégek fogadása, bemutatás, kínálás, vendégségben udvarias viselkedés)
16. BEVÁSÁRLÁS (vásárlás áruházban, üzletekben, a legfontosabb élelmiszerek, öltözködési és háztartási cikkek nevei)
17. MOZIBAN, SZÍNHÁZBAN (műsor, jegyrendelés, jegyváltás)
18. ORVOSNÁL (közérzet, gyakoribb betegségek)
19. SPORT (milyen sportág érdekli, milyen sportot űz)
20. IDŐ, IDŐJÁRÁS (napi időjárás, évszakok)