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    House and things (English exercise n°67672 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    English exercise "House and things" created by peet37 (04-10-2009) with The test builder
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    1. I am a big dog and I sleep in a gloomy place. What is it?
    2. I'm in a kitchen or a dining room and I have some plates on me. What am I ?
    3. In the evening I allow you to watch films, sport, series ... What am I ?
    4. I'm used to light a room. What am I ?
    5. It's the place where you sleep at about 9:00 in the evening. What am I ?
    6. I'm in metal or plastic and I receive all your rubbish. What am I ?
    7. I may be in leather in the sitting room in front of the television. What am I ?
    8. In summer people can swim thanks to me . What am I ?
    9. I'm green, I'm sometimes long, I'm natural and vegetal. What am I ?
    10. I'm between the neighbour's garden and your garden. What am I ?







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