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Vocabulary: having a house built - English lesson
My aim isn't, obviously, to make building experts of you, or even to give you too much technical vocabulary... I've simply noticed that usual words were sometimes misunderstood in texts, or in conversations, and that several of them were linked to this theme.
To have a house built
To have a house built | the foundations |
The front of a house | a wall |
The porch | a door |
The front/ back door | in the doorway |
A door frame | the doorstep/ the threshold |
A porch The doorstep
A pane | a window-sill a window -ledge |
a sash window | a picture window |
a bow/ bay window | a basement window |
a fanlight/ transom (US) | a skylight |
a French window | a balcony |
a veranda / a stoop | steps |
A sash window A skylight A French window
A roof | A beam |
The framework | A chimney (pot) |
A gable | A gutter |
A gutter House with several gables
The stairs/ staircase | The stairwell/ stairway |
A step | The landing |
The ground floor (GB) The first floor (US) | The first floor (GB) The second floor (US) |
The second floor (GB) The third floor (US) | A floor A story (GB)/ Storey (US) |
On that floor | A two-story house |
Upstairs | Downstairs |
Upstairs ... Downstairs... A landing
There you are. You should be OK, now! Let's see the test!

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