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    The document discusses the typical rooms found in homes, including bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, and kitchens. Bedrooms usually contain beds and closets, while bathrooms have toilets, sinks, and showers or tubs. Living rooms are used for relaxing, entertaining guests, and watching TV. Kitchens contain essential appliances like stoves, fridges, and counter space for cooking. Larger homes may include additional rooms like dining rooms, while apartments sometimes use the living room for multiple purposes.

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    WHAT MAKES A HOME?

    People most commonly live in


    apartments or houses. One’s home
    usually consists of four primary
    rooms: the bedroom, the bathroom,
    the living room, and the kitchen.
    Larger apartments may also have a
    dining room as well as a terrace,
    while houses have a front yard
    and/or a backyard.
    The bedroom is usually reserved for
    sleeping so it holds a bed and
    possibly a nightstand. There may
    also be a closet there, though some
    people keep their closets in the hall.
    Upper-middle-class families may
    even have a TV in one of the
    bedrooms, most commonly the
    master bedroom, but some may
    even have TVs in children’s rooms
    or guest rooms. For some people, a
    bedroom can also act as a study.
    The bathroom always has a toilet
    and a sink. It has a shower tub or a
    bathtub depending on the space. A
    lot of people have cabinet mirrors
    above their sinks usually reserved
    for storing medications and a first
    aid kit. If the bathroom’s spacious
    enough it may even hold a washing
    machine, maybe even a dryer with
    it.
    The living room can serve many
    purposes. In smaller living spaces it
    can double up as a kitchen and a
    dining room, or even a bedroom. In
    an average home, it is used as a
    place to watch television, entertain
    guests, or just spend time relaxing
    alone or with family. It usually has a
    couch, maybe an armchair or two, a
    TV set, and a bookshelf.
    The kitchen has either a stove or a
    hot plate and of course a fridge.
    There’s also counter space for meal
    making. For a lot of people, the
    kitchen doubles up as a dining room
    as well.
    -Do you live in a house or an
    apartment?
    -What rooms do you have? How is
    each room decorated?
    -What use does each room have?
    -Do you have any extra living spaces
    beyond the primary ones?
    -What’s your favorite living space in
    your home?
    -Describe your home in a written
    format.

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