Furniture and grammar

I.       Use the things in the house to complete the descriptions below. 

0 The floor is what you walk on in any room of the house.

1 A                     is what keeps a room nice and warm.

2 A                     is what you sit on, for example to eat or to do your homework.

3 A                     is where you can put things like food and plates in the kitchen.

4. A                      is a small carpet that covers some of the floor in a room.

5. A                     is where you can clean your whole body, and also lie down and relax.

6. You put things in a                     in order to keep them cool and fresh.

III. Complete the sentences with the nouns and adjectives

0 The   police  station in my town closed last year.

1  My house is quite                 – not like these new houses.

2. These clothes feel so                – they’re all wet!

3. The best thing about where I live is the ________ people.

4. It’s quite a small town, but the                  here shows some really up-to-date films.

6.  There’s beautiful                 all around my town – hills and lakes – but there aren’t enough                 .

V. Choose the sentences using the correct form of the modal verbs can, have to or must.

0  It’s necessary for me to go to bed now.

I have to go to bed now. .

1  It’s OK for Helen to watch TV this evening.

    Helen __________________________________

2  It’s necessary for Anton to do a lot of homework.

    Anton __________________________________

3  Don’t leave your clothes on the floor!

    You____________________________________

4  It’s OK for Olive to invite friends to her house.

    Olive ___________________________________

5  It isn’t necessary for Pete to go home early.

    _______________________________________

6.  Is it OK for me to go to the cinema this afternoon?

    _______________________________________