Learn to compare two different room decoration styles using have/has got and demonstratives. Practice vocabulary like decorate, design, color, pattern, style, cozy, space, and theme.
Mia and Tom have very different rooms. Mia has got a cozy room. She loves warm colors and soft patterns. Her room has a theme of nature, with many plants and flowers. She uses small space well because she has got a lot of design items like a hanging chair and a bookshelf.
Tom's room is modern. He has got a simple style with only a bed and a desk. He does not like to decorate too much. His room has a color theme of gray and white. Tom says this design helps him feel calm. He has got many gadgets, but they all have a clean look.
Which room do you like? Mia's room feels cozy and full of life. Tom's room feels clear and simple. Both rooms show their own style and theme.
"Compare your room now with how you would redesign it. Use have/has got and this/that/these/those to talk about furniture and decorations. Try to use at least 4 vocabulary words."
👉 Describe your current room. Use 'I have got...' or 'My room has got...' and point to things with 'this' or 'these.'
👉 Describe your dream room style. Use 'I would like...' and point to new items with 'that' or 'those.'
👉 Explain what you would change. Use vocabulary like color, design, cozy, or theme.
Write about 3 things you would change about your room. Write 80-100 words. Include have/has got and this/that/these/those.
Record a 45-second talk comparing your room now vs. Your dream style. Start with your current room, then describe your dream style, then explain the main differences.
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