How to Complete the Exercise: Fill in the Blanks According to the Picture
Key Points
- Identify where each family member is based on the picture.
- Fill in the blanks using the correct room words: bathroom, garage, kitchen, living room, basement, bedroom, toilet, staircase.
- Use the correct sentence structure with has got a + object.
The exercise asks to complete sentences about where family members are and what object they have, referring to the rooms shown in the image.
Contents
Step-by-step Completed Answers
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My father is in the basement. He has got a car.
- The picture shows the man (father) in the basement where the car is parked.
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My sister is in the bedroom. She has got a doll.
- The girl (sister) is in the bedroom holding a doll.
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My brother is in the living room. He has got soap.
- The boy (brother) is in the living room near the soap.
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My mother is in the kitchen. She has got a kettle.
- The woman (mother) is in the kitchen with a kettle.
Pro Tip: Carefully look at both the family member and the object they are holding or next to, then match this to the correct room in the word bank.
Tips for Similar Exercises
- Start by identifying all rooms in the picture using the words provided.
- Match family members to the room based on visual clues.
- Look carefully at what each person is holding or has beside them for clues (car, doll, soap, kettle).
- Use present simple structure: “[Subject] is in the [room]. He/She has got a [object].”
- Practice common household room names and typical objects found in each room.
Would you like me to provide more exercises and solutions to help practice room vocabulary and sentence structure?
- My father is in the living room. He has got a radio.
- My sister is in the bedroom. She has got a doll.
- My brother is in the bathroom. He has got soap.
- My mother is in the kitchen. She has got a kettle.
Would you like more practice sentences to strengthen these vocabulary words?
