Unit 1: My home is my castle

Unit 1: My home is my castle
Unit 1: My home is my castle
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castle
[1k2.sl]
Schloss, Burg
block of flats
detached house
mobile home
semi-detached house
[blqk 4v 1fläts]
[d91tätSt ha8s]
[!m48ba9l 1h48m]
[!semi d91tätSt ha8s]
(Wohn-)Block, (Wohn-)Hochhaus
freistehendes Haus, Einzelhaus
(großer) Wohnwagen
Doppelhaus(hälfte)
terraced house
speech bubble
[!ter4st 1ha8s]
[1spi.tS bcbl]
Reihenhaus
Sprechblase
to move house
drawing
upstairs
[!mu.v 1ha8s]
[1dr0.9N]
[!cp1ste4z]
downstairs
[!da8n1ste4z]
back door
[!bäk 1d0.]
übersiedeln
Zeichnung
im oberen Stockwerk, ins obere
Stockwerk
im / ins Erdgeschoß, eine Etage
tiefer
Hintertür
bathroom
[1b2.Tru.m]
Bad(ezimmer)
bedroom
dining room
front door
[1bedru.m]
[1da9n9N ru.m]
[!frcnt 1d0.]
Schlafzimmer
Esszimmer
Haustür
path
[p2.T]
(Fuß-)Weg
garage
garden
hall
kitchen
living room
[1gär2.7]
[1g2.dn]
[h0.l]
[1k9tS9n]
[1l9v9N ru.m]
Garage
Garten
Flur, Diele
Küche
Wohnzimmer
staircase
[1ste4ke9s]
Treppe, Stiegenhaus
toilet
[1t09l4t]
Toilette
utility room
estate agent
to show sb (a)round
to fill in
[ju.1t9l4ti ru.m]
[91ste9t e9d74nt]
[!S48 41ra8nd]
[!f9l 19n]
Wirtschaftsraum
ImmobilienmaklerIn
jdn herumführen
eintragen, einsetzen, ausfüllen
missing
lovely
on the left
on the right
straight ahead
[1m9s9N]
[1lcvli]
[qn D4 1left]
[qn D4 1ra9t]
[!stre9t 41hed]
fehlend
schön, reizend
auf der linken Seite
auf der rechten Seite
geradeaus
to go off (from)
landing
[!g48 1qf[
[1länd9N]
abgehen (von)
Gang (im oberen Stock),
Treppenabsatz
to draw
[dr0.]
zeichnen
dream
below
[dri.m]
[b91l48]
Traumunten (stehend), unter
dictionary
bunk bed
bookcase
[1d9kS4nri]
[1bcNk bed]
[1b8kke9s]
Wörterbuch
Stockbett
Bücherregal
The wedding party is going to take place in a real
castle.
Leah lives in a flat in this block of flats.
Marie lives in a detached house.
I like living in a mobile home. I like to travel.
Our semi-detached house is joined to another
house.
This is a street of terraced houses.
The speech bubble shows what the man is saying.
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This drawing is very good, it’s a beautiful picture.
My room is upstairs. I have to climb the stairs to get
to it.
My bedroom is upstairs but I have to go downstairs
to use the bathroom.
You can leave by the back door so nobody will see
you go.
What happened in the bathroom? There is water
everywhere!
This is my bedroom. I sleep here.
It’s time to eat. Go to the dining room, please.
Which door should I use, the front door or the back
door?
You must always walk on the path when you are in
the park.
My father keeps his bike in the garage.
It is warm today. Go and play in the garden.
I opened the front door and saw Jessica in the hall.
Alex is cooking dinner in the kitchen.
I like to sit in the living room and talk to my
parents.
I want to go up to the bathroom. Where is the
staircase?
In our house we have a bathroom and also another
toilet.
All the useful equipment is in the utility room.
The estate agent helped us buy a new house.
Jim has left out some of the numbers. Can you fill
them in?
Where are the missing books? I can’t find them.
Do you like my drawing? – Yes, it’s lovely!
The cinema is in this street on the left.
The church is in that street on the right.
Is the park on this street? Yes, just keep walking
straight ahead.
Go up the stairs to the landing.
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To draw a nice picture, you must use different
colours.
I want to live here – this is my dream house!
If you climb the mountain, you can see the town
below
My brothers share a room. They sleep in bunk beds.
All my books are on that bookcase.
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Unit 1: My home is my castle
cupboard
[1kcb4d]
Schrank
wardrobe
desk
carpet
bedside lamp
[1w0.dr48b]
[desk]
[1k2.p9t]
[!bedsa9d 1lämp]
Kleiderschrank
(Schreib-)Tisch
Teppich(boden)
Nachttischlampe
desk lamp
ceiling light
ceiling
[1desk lämp]
[1si.l9N la9t]
[1si.l9N]
Schreibtischlampe
Deckenleuchte
(Zimmer-)Decke
wastepaper bin
[1we9stpe9p4 b9n]
Papierkorb
translation
floor plan
[träns1le9Sn]
[1fl0. plän]
Übersetzung
Grundriss
to get sth right
square metre
(open) countryside
[!get 1ra9t]
[1skwe4 mi.t4]
[1kcntrisa9d]
etw richtig machen
Quadratmeter
(freie) Landschaft, Natur
along
[41lqN]
entlang, an
armchair
next to
[12.mtSe4]
[1nekst t4]
Lehnstuhl, Fauteuil
(direkt) neben
above
pale
to swap roles
[41bcv]
[pe9l]
[!swqp 1r48lz]
oben (stehend), über
blass, hell
die Rollen tauschen
post
of all kinds
thread
to treat
[p48st]
[4v !0.l 1ka9ndz]
[Tred]
[tri.t]
Beitrag, Nachricht
aller Arten
Thread, Diskussionsstrang
behandeln
servant
right now
chores
[1s3.v4nt]
[!ra9t 1na8]
[tS0.z]
Dienstmädchen, Dienstbote
zur Zeit, im Augenblick
Haus(halts)arbeiten
housework
[1ha8sw3.k]
Hausarbeit(en)
to knock
[nqk]
anklopfen
to order sb to do sth
not … any more
to criticize
[10.d4]
[!nqt eni 1m0.]
[1kr9t9sa9z]
jdm befehlen, etw zu tun
nicht ... mehr
kritisieren
everything about me
useless
lazy
[41ba8t]
[1ju.sl4s]
[1le9zi]
alles an mir
unnütz, nutzlos
faul
to sound
stressed
[sa8nd]
[strest]
(sich) anhören, klingen
gestresst
at the moment
[!4t D4 1m48m4nt]
im Augenblick
to appreciate
feeling
[41pri.Sie9t]
[1fi.l9N]
würdigen, zu schätzen wissen
Gefühl
counsellor
[1ka8ns4l4]
BeraterIn
support
[s41p0.t]
Unterstützung
as much as
[4z 1mctS 4z]
ebenso sehr wie
as … as
[4z]
(eben)so … wie
When we buy food, we put it in the cupboard in the
kitchen.
Where are all your clothes? – In the wardrobe.
I have a desk in my room. I do my homework on it.
I have bought a carpet to put on the bedroom floor.
A bedside lamp is useful when you want to read in
bed.
I have a desk lamp on my desk.
A ceiling light makes the whole room lighter.
Oh no, there is some water dropping from the
ceiling!
I read the magazine then put it in the wastepaper
bin.
I have a floor plan so I know where to put all the
new furniture.
How big is your garden? – It is 40 square metres.
From my window I can see open countryside. There
are no buildings.
When it is dark, I try to walk along the path because
it is safer.
My grandfather loves to sit in his armchair and read.
My house is next to the school so I see lots of
children.
Look at the mountain high above the town!
That carpet is too dark. I prefer pale colours.
Read out the dialogue with a partner, then swap
roles.
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Matthew wrote a post about films on the website.
There are birds of all kinds in the park.
This is an interesting website with lots of threads.
If you behave like a child, people will treat you like a
child.
I wish I had a servant to do my homework for me!
I am in bed right now because I need to sleep.
Do you help with the chores? – Yes, I empty the
bins and cook breakfast.
My mother is ill so my father is doing all the
housework alone.
I knocked on the door but I don’t think anyone was
at home.
Dad ordered him to stop the nonsense at once.
I’m 20. I’m not a teenager any more.
My teacher is so negative. He always criticizes my
homework.
This bag is useless. I can’t close it.
Ben is really lazy. He never helps with the
housework.
I don’t want to read this book – it sounds boring.
My brother is stressed because he has so much work
to do.
I am doing my homework at the moment but I’ll
meet you later.
You don’t appreciate all my hard work.
You think you’re useless and nobody loves you? I
know the feeling.
Andrew’s problems are so serious that he talks to a
counsellor.
James is in a difficult situation. He needs our
support.
People need warm clothes as much as they need
food.
Unit 1: My home is my castle
youth
crisis
confidential
[ju.T]
[1kra9s9s]
[!kqnf91denSl]
Jugend(-)
Krise
vertraulich
advice
love and hugs
to tick
statement
untidy
attitude
cruel
probably
[4d1va9s]
[!lcv 4n 1hcgz]
[t9k]
[1ste9tm4nt]
[cn1ta9di]
[1ät9tju.d]
[kru.4l]
[1prqb4bli]
(guter) Rat, Ratschläge
sei umarmt
abhaken, ankreuzen
Aussage
unordentlich, unaufgeräumt
Einstellung, (Geistes-)Haltung
grausam
wahrscheinlich
Have fun while you’re young, enjoy your youth!
A crisis is a very difficult or dangerous situation.
What I said is confidential. You mustn’t tell anyone
else.
My mother always gives me advice.
I hope you’re feeling better. Love and hugs, Miriam
Tick the box next to the right answer.
That wasn’t a question, it was just a statement.
My room is so untidy, I can’t find my things.
My sister has a good attitude to schoolwork.
I don’t like people who are cruel to animals.
I will probably go to the party but I’m not sure.
Bemerkung, Kommentar
Lücke
anrufen, klingeln, läuten
(gut) auskommen mit
There are gaps in this list. Can you fill them in?
I’ll ring him tomorrow to tell him.about the party.
She gets on well with her mother’s new boyfriend.
to realise
[1kqment]
[gäp]
[r9N]
[!get 1qn w9D, !get qn
1wel w9D]
[1r94la9z]
daughter
rule
to go to see sb about sth
in brackets
[1d0.t4]
[ru.l]
[41baut]
[9n 1bräk9ts]
Tochter
Regel, Vorschrift
jdn wegen etw aufsuchen
in Klammern
to not mind
not at all
[nqt 1ma9nd]
[!nqt 4t 10.l]
nichts dagegen haben
überhaupt nicht
overworked
[!48v41w3.kt]
überarbeitet
sensitive to
criticism
[1sens4t9v]
[1kr9t9s9z4m]
empfindlich gegenüber
Kritik
as far as I can see
in my opinion
to accept
[4z !f2.r 4z a9 k4n 1si.]
[9n !ma9 41p9ni4n]
[4k1sept]
soweit ich sehe
meiner Meinung nach
akzeptieren, annehmen
order
[10.d4]
Befehl, Anweisung
to argue
household
dialogue
[12.gju.]
[1ha8sh48ld]
[1da94lqg]
(sich) streiten
Haushalt
Dialog
to blame
to pick up
to set the table
[ble9m]
[!p9k 1cp]
[set]
die Schuld geben, beschuldigen
aufheben
den Tisch decken
to tidy (up)
to turn off
to get angry
[1ta9di]
[!t3.n 1qf]
[!get 1äNgri]
aufräumen
ausschalten, abschalten
wütend werden
first of all
chocolate cake
smell
to burn
to be sb’s fault
[1f3.st 4v 0.l]
[1tSqkl4t ke9k]
[smel]
[b3.n]
[1f0.lt]
zu(aller)erst, zunächst
Schokoladenkuchen
Duft, Geruch
(an)brennen, verbrennen
jds Schuld sein
dishwasher
to take out
rubbish
grass
[1d9SwqS4]
[!te9k 1a8t]
[1rcb9S]
[gr2.s]
Geschirrspülmaschine
nach draußen bringen
Abfall, Müll
Gras, Rasen
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comment
gap
to ring
to get on (well) with
erkennen, feststellen
I realised that I had written the wrong answer so I
changed it.
Colin is my father. I am Colin’s daughter.
The words in brackets are the German translations.
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I don’t mind cooking the dinner. I like to help.
My parents don’t have much money. They are not
rich at all.
Craig works very hard. He feels overworked and
stressed.
I’m not criticizing you. Don’t be so sensitive!
I don’t like criticism. I think people should be more
positive.
As far as I can see, Helen’s just being unfair.
In my opinion, it is wrong to eat meat.
If you play rugby, you have to accept that you might
get hurt.
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Don’t argue with me. Just do what I tell you to do.
Listen to the dialogue between Kate and her
mother.
Why is Ian so fat? – I blame his parents.
You need to tidy your room. Pick up all the clothes.
Please set the table. Dinner will be ready in five
minutes.
We should tidy up before Mom gets home!
Turn off the computer when you have finished.
His parents got really angry because he came home
late.
First of all we went to London, then to Glasgow.
If you eat too much chocolate cake, you will be fat.
That’s a nice smell. What are you cooking?
James is good at cooking. He never burns the food.
It’s your fault that there’s no dinner. You ate all the
food.
Today it’s your turn to empty the dishwasher.
Would you please take out the rubbish?
Put the empty box into the rubbish bin.
There is a lot of grass in the park.
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fact
frequency
Ireland
Vienna
[fäkt]
[1fri.kw4nsi]
[1a94l4nd]
[vi1en4]
Tatsache
Häufigkeit
Irland
Wien
additional
[41d9S4nl]
zusätzlich
further
skill
to present
furniture
[1f3.D4]
[sk9l]
[pr91zent]
[1f3.n9tS4]
weiter(e)
Fertigkeit, Fähigkeit
vorstellen, präsentieren
Möbel(stücke)
catalogue
of your own
to label
article
electrical
appliance
helpful
to display
[1kät4lqg]
[!4v j0.r 148n]
[1le9bl]
[12.t9kl]
[91lektr9kl]
[41pla94ns]
[1helpfl]
[d91sple9]
Katalog
(Ihr / dein) eigene(r,s)
beschriften, etikettieren, benennen
Artikel, Gegenstand
elektrisch
Gerät, Haushaltsgerät
hilfreich, hilfsbereit
ausstellen, präsentieren
skyscraper
cottage
downtown
suburb
entrance hall
[1ska9skre9p4]
[1kqt9d7]
[1da8nta8n]
[1scb3.b]
[1entr4ns h0.l]
Wolkenkratzer
kleines Haus, Hütte
Innenstadt, Stadtzentrum
Vorstadt, Vorort
Hausflur, Diele
cellar
basement
attic
loft
[1sel4]
[1be9sm4nt]
[1ät9k]
[lqft]
Keller
(AE) Keller
Dachboden
Dachboden
patio
parking space
curtain
shelf, shelves
double bed
[1päSi48]
[1p2.k9N spe9s]
[1k3.tn]
[Self, Selvz]
[!dcbl 1bed]
Terrasse
Parkplatz
Vorhang
Regal(e)
Doppelbett
twin beds
wallpaper
[!tw9n 1bed]
[1w0.lpe9p4]
2 Einzelbetten
Tapete
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If you find English hard, you could have additional
classes.
Yesterday they presented their latest smart phone.
Did the furniture belong to your grandma once? It
looks pretty old.
I ordered this dress from a catalogue.
I don’t need your camera, I have one of my own.
Thank you so much. This is a very helpful hint.
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New York City is full of skyscrapers.
They live in a small cottage near the forest.
I think I am going to do some shopping downtown.
When you enter their house, you find yourself
standing in a huge entrance hall.
They store many bottles of wine in their cellar.
Why don’t you keep your bicycles in the basement?
We put the old furniture into the attic.
I don‘t want to go into the loft. Everything there is
dusty.
I can never find a parking space in the city centre.
Can you please close the curtains?
There are a lot of books on her shelf.
She doesn’t want to sleep in a double bed with him
because he needs so much space.
I have booked a room with twin beds for us.
I really like the pink wallpaper in the living room.