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DOES IT LOOK LIKE YOUR ROOM?

 This topic helps students compare and describe rooms using vocabulary related to furniture, decorations, and general layout. They will practice forming questions and answers, using adjectives to compare rooms, and expressing opinions about similarities and differences between spaces.


Grammar Focus

Question Formation

  • Yes/No Questions:
    • Does it look like your room?
    • Is your room similar to this one?
  • Wh- Questions:
    • What makes this room different from yours?
    • How is your room similar to this one?

Comparative Structures

  • This room is bigger than mine.
  • My room has more decorations.

Descriptive Adjectives

  • Using adjectives to compare: similar, different, spacious, cozy, organized, modern, colorful, plain
  • Example: My room is more colorful, but this one is tidier.

Vocabulary

Word/PhraseDefinitionExample Sentence
SimilarAlmost the same"This room is similar to mine in size."
DifferentNot the same"The colors in this room are different from mine."
OrganizedTidy and well-arranged"Her room looks more organized than mine."
SpaciousHaving a lot of space"This room is more spacious than mine."
CozyComfortable and warm"My room is cozier than this one."
PlainSimple, without decorations"This room is plain, but mine has posters on the walls."
FurnitureObjects like tables, chairs, or beds in a room"The furniture in this room is more modern."
LayoutThe way objects are arranged"The layout of this room is very different from mine."
DecorationsItems used to make a room look nice"There are more decorations in my room."
CarpetA floor covering"This room has a carpet, but mine has wooden floors."

Useful Expressions

ExpressionMeaning
"Does it look like your room?"Asking about similarities.
"How is it different from your room?"Asking about differences.
"This room reminds me of my own."Expressing similarity.
"My room has more furniture than this one."Comparing the amount of furniture.
"This room is bigger than mine, but it’s less colorful."Highlighting differences in size and style.
"The layout is similar, but the decorations are different."Comparing layout and decorations.
"I think this room looks more modern."Sharing an opinion about style.

Sentences

  1. This room looks a lot like mine.
  2. My room is different because it has a desk by the window.
  3. The layout of this room is similar to mine, but it has fewer decorations.
  4. There are more bookshelves in my room than in this one.
  5. This room has a carpet, but mine has wooden floors.
  6. My room has a larger bed, but this one has more space for walking.
  7. The color scheme in this room is brighter than in mine.
  8. My room feels cozier because of the warm lighting.
  9. This room is more organized than my room.
  10. My room has posters on the walls, but this one looks plain.

Questions and Answers

  1. Q: Does this room look like your room?
    A: Yes, it does. The furniture and layout are very similar.

  2. Q: How is this room different from yours?
    A: This room is more spacious, but mine has more decorations.

  3. Q: What do you like about this room?
    A: I like the cozy lighting and the simple design.

  4. Q: Is your room bigger or smaller than this one?
    A: My room is smaller, but it feels very comfortable.

  5. Q: Does your room have a similar color scheme?
    A: No, my room is more colorful with bright walls.


Conversation

Mark: Look at this room! Does it look like yours?
Emma: A little bit. The bed and the desk are in similar places, but the walls here are plain.
Mark: What about the size? Is it bigger or smaller than your room?
Emma: This one is definitely bigger. My room feels cozier, though.
Mark: Do you have a carpet like this?
Emma: No, I have wooden floors, but I use a small rug near my bed.


Reading Passage

David recently moved into a new apartment. His bedroom is small but cozy. It has a bed, a desk near the window, and a wardrobe. Above his bed, there is a colorful painting, and the walls are decorated with photos of his family and friends.

One day, David visited his friend Alex’s apartment. Alex’s bedroom was very different from David’s. It was larger and had plain white walls. Instead of photos, Alex had a large mirror above his bed and a bookshelf full of novels.

Although their rooms were different, David noticed some similarities. Both rooms had a desk near the window and a soft rug on the floor. However, David’s room felt warmer because of the decorations, while Alex’s room looked more modern and organized.

When David returned home, he thought about the differences and similarities. He liked how Alex’s room looked, but he felt that his own room reflected his personality more.

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