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Unit 7 Vocabulary: Household Items & Garage Sales
English Grade 9 (Super Goal 3) · Unit 7: It's a Good Deal, Isn't It? · Lesson 7-1 · Term 2
Also known as: Household items · Garage sale
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Lesson idea
Talk about common household items and tools sold at a garage sale, prices and bargains.
Key points
- Tools: hammer (nails), screwdriver (screws), saw (cutting wood), pliers (holding/bending wire), ladder (reaching high places).
- Kitchen: frying pan, pot, teapot, cup and saucer, knife (pl. knives), fork, spoon.
- run on = use a type of power: This lawn mower runs on electricity.
Vocabulary
garage sale
antique
bargain/good deal
broom
frying pan
hammer
ladder
lawn mower
pliers
saw
screwdriver
vacuum cleaner
luggage
run on
Lesson questions (12)
- I need a ____ to put this nail into the wall.
Answer: hammer - Use a ____ to tighten these screws.
Answer: screwdriver - Climb the ____ carefully to change the light bulb.
Answer: ladder - My father cut the wood into pieces with a ____.
Answer: saw - We fried the eggs in a ____.
Answer: frying pan - Grandpa's old clock is 150 years old; it's an ____.
Answer: antique - I bought this lamp for only 10 riyals. It was a real ____!
Answer: bargain - The ____ cleans carpets quickly and easily.
Answer: vacuum cleaner - This fan ____ batteries, so you can use it outdoors.
Answer: runs on - Use the ____ to water the garden.
Answer: hose - We sold our old toys and books at a ____ in front of our house.
Answer: garage sale - You need ____ to bend this wire.
Answer: pliers
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Questions about this lesson
What is a garage sale?
A sale of used items in front of a house at low prices.
What is the difference between a hammer and a screwdriver?
A hammer is for driving in nails; a screwdriver is for turning screws.
What does good deal mean?
A good deal is a bargain, that is, a fair price for what we buy. Example: Ten riyals for this lamp is a good deal.
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