In my room
To say what is in your home, use I have. Say I have a before a word that starts with a consonant sound: a bed, a cupboard. Say I have an before a vowel sound: an armchair. Then say where: in my bedroom, in my kitchen, in my living room. You can use and: I have a bed and a wardrobe in my bedroom.
| I have | a / an | furniture | in my | room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I have | a | wardrobe | in my | bedroom |
| I have | an | armchair | in my | living room |
| I have | a | table | in my | kitchen |
I have a bed and a wardrobe in my bedroom. What about you?
I have a bed, a computer and a picture in my bedroom.
I like pictures. I have a picture of a tree.
My picture is of a boat on the Nile.
My name is Farida. I live in an apartment in Cairo. I have a bed and a wardrobe in my bedroom. There is a picture on the wall. I like my room.
Draw and say. Draw your bedroom on paper. Draw the furniture. Write a label for each thing. Then tell a grown-up: I have a bed in my bedroom. I have a … in my bedroom.
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