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I LIVE IN A DORM ROOM AT CITY UNIVERSITY

 This topic focuses on describing a dorm room and life at a university. Students will practice vocabulary related to dormitories, student life, and roommates. The grammar emphasizes prepositions, there is/there are, and possessive forms.


Grammar Focus

  1. There is/There are

    • There is a desk near my bed.
    • There are two beds in the room.
  2. Prepositions of place

    • The books are on the shelf.
    • There is a rug under the bed.
  3. Possessive structures

    • My roommate’s desk is on the left side of the room.
    • The dorm has its own kitchen.
  4. Quantifiers

    • There isn’t much space in the room.
    • There are a few posters on the wall.

Vocabulary

Word/PhraseDefinitionExample Sentence
Dorm roomA bedroom in a university residence"I live in a small dorm room at university."
RoommateA person who shares a room with someone"My roommate and I share the space."
Bunk bedA bed with one frame stacked on top of another"We use bunk beds to save space."
ClosetA small space for storing clothes"There’s a small closet for my clothes."
DeskA table for working or studying"I keep my laptop on my desk."
ShelfA flat surface for storing items"The shelf above my desk holds my books."
Shared bathroomA bathroom used by multiple people"We have a shared bathroom in the hallway."
KitchenetteA small kitchen space"The dorm has a kitchenette for cooking."
CompactSmall and efficient"The dorm room is compact but functional."
PostersLarge pictures or designs for walls"There are posters of my favorite movies on the walls."

Useful Expressions

ExpressionMeaning
"I live in a dorm room with a roommate."Explaining living arrangements.
"The room is small but cozy."Describing the dorm room.
"There’s a desk where I do my homework."Explaining the purpose of furniture in the room.
"My roommate and I share the closet."Talking about shared spaces.
"It’s a little messy right now."Referring to the current state of the room.
"We decorated the room with posters and lights."Explaining how the space is personalized.

Sentences

  1. My dorm room is small but comfortable.
  2. There is a bed, a desk, and a chair in the room.
  3. I share the room with my roommate, Alex.
  4. The closet is small, but it fits all my clothes.
  5. We use bunk beds to save space.
  6. There’s a shelf above my desk for books and decorations.
  7. The room has a window with a nice view of the campus.
  8. I usually study at my desk in the evenings.
  9. The dorm has a shared bathroom at the end of the hallway.
  10. My roommate and I keep the room clean and organized.

Questions and Answers

  1. Q: Do you live in a dorm room?
    A: Yes, I live in a dorm room at City University.

  2. Q: How many people share your dorm room?
    A: Two people share the room, me and my roommate.

  3. Q: What furniture is in your dorm room?
    A: There’s a bed, a desk, a chair, and a small closet.

  4. Q: Is the dorm room big?
    A: No, it’s small, but it’s perfect for two people.

  5. Q: How do you decorate your dorm room?
    A: We have posters, string lights, and a rug to make it cozy.


Conversation

Emma: Where do you live at university?
Liam: I live in a dorm room on campus.
Emma: Do you have a roommate?
Liam: Yes, I share the room with Alex.
Emma: Is it comfortable?
Liam: It’s small, but it has everything we need. There’s a bed, a desk, and a closet.
Emma: Do you like living in a dorm?
Liam: I do! It’s close to my classes, and I’ve made a lot of friends here.


Reading Passage

Life in My Dorm Room

I live in a dorm room at City University. The room is small but cozy, and I share it with my roommate, Alex. We have a bunk bed, a desk, and a small closet. Above the desk, there’s a shelf where I keep my books and some decorations.

The dorm room is very compact, so we have to keep it organized. We decorated it with posters, string lights, and a small rug to make it feel more like home. There’s a shared bathroom down the hallway and a kitchenette where we can prepare simple meals.

Living in the dorm is a great experience. It’s close to all my classes, and I enjoy spending time with other students in the common areas.

Do you live in a dorm room? What do you like or dislike about it?

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