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Vocabulary: heating and electrical appliances

variations in temperatures. Not only do we have to heat our houses and warm our bodies, but 

we must also find alternatives to do it without spoiling, polluting, the planet more than it is now.   

Thanks to progress, we also have more and more appliances to make our daily chores easier 

(the housework ) while we're striving to consume as little electric power as possible. 

1) ALL ABOUT HEATING: 

                                           A fireplace: bellows, tongs and a broom. 

- We have a well-heated house

- to be sitting by the fireside

2) ELECTRIC APPLIANCES help us have AN EASIER LIFE: 

                                                          An oven: baking cupcakes

      A dishwasher                                                              A hood

             A pressure cooker                                                       A vacuum cleaner

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A) 'Could you please switch on the vacuum cleanerhoodtoasterI don't know? There’s too much vapour when you cook…'

B) 'When you put out a fireswitch on a firelight a fireI don't know, you shouldn’t put a dishwashera loga hoodI don't know too quickly. Be patient to build your fire!'

C) For a traditional barbecue, you should wait for bellowstongsembersI don't know to be ready. It may be quite long.

D) I was quite surprised to see all these electric appliancesbellowslogsI don't know in that outdated kitchen!

E) 'It’s very cold in these mountains, but don’t worry, our cabin is deep frozenwell-heatedthawed outI don't know and we’ll be very comfortable…'

F) Every morning, she warms up her mug of milk in the boilerfireplacemicrowave ovenI don't know for a minute… It’s much quicker and cleaner than with a saucepan.

G) 'Take the fish out of the freezer and put it in the fridge for a few hours to heat itto thaw it outto boil itI don't know …'

H) Paula never uses a fireplaceboilerpressure cookerI don't know. She prefers her food cooked slowly and for a long time… What a mistake! It destroys the vitamines…

I) 'You shouldn’t put this silk blouse in the tumble dryerdishwasherfreezerI don't know. It could spoil it.'