Features of a British House | Learn English House Vocabulary | Advanced House Vocabulary

[@EnglishLikeANative]

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[@salvatore-s]

Thanks for all Anna ! It’s a real pleasure to learn English like this...

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Done a good choice going for advanced vocabulary and providing definitions. We need this, I appreciated

[@ahmedmahad3197]

Many thanks for your beautiful regular lessons!

[@rishikeshbhattacharjee9730]

Excellent class, Thank you..

[@marianoaguirre5857]

Extraordinary class teacher Anna, thank you very much 💯!

[@britishenglishwithalexande1451]

Excellent lesson for English practice, here Anna explores the vocab related to every day situations in terms of house. Thank you so much Anna

[@sandra1254]

Thank you so much miss for these nice pdfs.

[@blablaespanol]

Very useful! Thanks a lot;)

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Very beautiful and instructive lesson. Thank you

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Hi Ana I wish you a happy merry Christmas in advance and I hope you continue doing this content because it's amazing.

[@satyavivekanandbattula1091]

Useful video. Thanks Anna 😊 .

[@akbaruddin3983]

Excellent teaching

[@englishwith-ahmedanees5469]

Useful vocabulary 🌹

[@ahmedmahad3197]

Many thanks Madam.

[@mohammedmohammedmohammed7515]

I love your accent, anna

[@mojif9995]

such a good one thanks a lot 👍🏼👏🏻

[@saladinelbahy1620]

Do you call 'Apartment/residential building' a 'flats building' or 'block of flats' in British English?

[@Lita1]

Interesting video Anna I liked this video yes!!!!👍😅

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Great lesson ma'am g👍👌

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[@user-pw6kb3vz8i]

I was working on house vocabulary like 5 min ago thanks for this vid

[@Kolious_Thrace]

Very useful! Thanks! I’m a bit out of topic here but I was talking with someone the other day and he used some words like ‘’Get ‘em, I told ya…’’ etc Are those common in Britain? Do British people use these types of terms in their daily conversations?

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No pain no gain, no black no grey, I'm fond of your red

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Not I am follow correct sentence I follow

[@thelastleaf9993]

The biggest love from the biggest heart is for you, only for you, Anna

[@Sapna_thakur3]

mam...make some videos over the technical words.......as or phrases

[@lowellcunningham3332]

You're right that in the US we refer to a "deck" and not "decking." If I heard someone talking about decking, I'd think they were putting up Christmas decorations! Instead of decks, which are raised off the ground, some American homes have a patio, a slab of concrete, brick, or stone at ground level in the back of the house. In the front, most homes have a porch, stoop, or lanai. Stoops are small, sometimes just a set of steps, while a lanai is larger and can actually wrap around multiple sides of the home, are covered, and may be semi-enclosed. Porches may be covered or not. Have you done a video on the types of homes? In addition to flats/apartments, there are two-story, ranch style, condos, cottages, duplex, mansions, tract houses, and more. Three story homes aren't that common, but I lived in one years ago. Houses are usually described in terms of floors, bedrooms, and baths while apartments may only list the number of bedrooms, leaving the assumption that there's only one level and one bath. A studio apartment has no separate bedroom but will have a separate bath. There's also a "mother-in-law apartment," which is a bedroom with ensuite and (usually) a separate entrance. Google says they can also be called "granny flats." One type of area that multi-story homes have is a "landing." This is a small floor space at either the top or bottom of a staircase (or sometimes connecting two sets of stairs.) Landings can be inside or outside, depending on the layout. It's interesting that in British English inanimate objects "live" somewhere. In some ways the expression is cozy, in others it's a little creepy!

[@happy__human]

Good work on thumbnail. I ignored the video reading the title but then when I saw the thumbnail, I clicked instantly.

[@ashishverma6300]

So funny finally you saw the video

[@crazyenglishwithsandeepaan9234]

Hello teacher.This is also a great one as always.Actually we try to imitate you to sound more british.Love your accent.Hope more pronunciation lessons from you.Love from Sri Lanka.

[@panka33]

I thought the pitch was the highness or the lowness of a sound or a football field. Thank you very much

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Yes it’s those things too

[@manuelgordillo520]

Countertop. In Spain, we call it "Pollo" ( chicken). Please put the pot in the "pollo" next to the sink for washing up it later.

[@luismiguelnunes5539]

💚💚💚

[@53899mm]

Hi:) what does it mean "to live out on the side in the kitchen"?

[@EnglishLikeANative]

It refers to an item that has a permanent place on the counter instead of in a cupboard.

[@friendlynuzaib2.061]

Pls show us the basement of your house as an eg

[@runoflife87]

Attic isn't the Word you will often use but you can always remind yourself of Aerosmith's album (Toys in the Attic).

[@KaranSoniKS]

Where are you from mam ..!!

[@EnglishLikeANative]

The UK

[@KaranSoniKS]

@@EnglishLikeANative Nice Country...always wanted to travel to UK once.. i'll definitely fulfil my this wish 😀!! And yeah lot's of love from My Country INDIA ❣️

[@وديعالشيباني-ح2ث]

The first one opened the video 📹 🤣

[@ahmedmahad3197]

Am I first person ?

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Churning in politics describe it.

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Друзья, лайк э нэйтив я вам не обещаю, но со Взломом Английского точно будет интересно! И вы точно запомните много слов!

[@yoav.a5574]

I live in a flat, I don't have an attic

[@BM-lm8zg]

do your son speak english and understand all words in english

[@MuhammedAlom]

Is there any london girl I wanna marry...