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Housework and todo list - English lesson

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In the kitchen
to clear the table
to load dishes into the dishwasher
to start the dishwasher
to wipe the table
to clean the stove
to clean the sink
to sweep the floor
to wash the floor
to empty the dishwasher
to put dishes into cupboards

	in the bedroom
	to tidy up the room
	to put away clean clothes
	to put dirty clothes in the linen basket
	to make the bed
	to beat the rug
	to vacuum the floor
	to dust furniture

in the laundry room
to sort colours and whites
to put clothes in the washing machine
to put clothes in the dryer
to fold clothes
to put away clothes

	in the garden
	to water plants
	to rake leaves
	to mow the lawn
	to paint the fence

to iron	to take out the dustbin	to clean the windows	to do the shopping
to feed the dog	to walk the dog	to cook the dinner	to set the table

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Mr. Smith left home at 8 o'clock this morning.
Now he is working in his office, he is a computer scientist.



1. Meanwhile Mrs. Smith is in her bedroom. You can see her.
She is the bed, she is the carpet
and she is the furniture.


2. It's 9 o'clock, the bedroom is tidy.
Mrs. Smith will have now to the dustbin, to the windows
and to the shirts.

3. At 10.30 it's time to the dog, to the dog

and to do the shopping.


4. In the afternoon Mrs. Smith is in her garden. Look at her!

She is the leaves, she is the lawn

and she is the house.


At 6 pm Mr. Smith is back home.

How are you darling? I am exhausted! (Can you guess what he is thinking?)
How lucky women are! They can stay at home and have nothing to do.