You probably learned words like bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen
in your first year of English class. But how about these more advanced
English words for parts of a house?
Faucet / Tap

In most countries, the hot water is on the left and the cold water is on the right.
Cabinets

Most kitchens and bathrooms have cabinets where you can store pots, pans, dishes, and non-perishable foods.
Drawer

A drawer is another place to store things. Many houses have a “junk drawer” where you put random items that don’t fit anywhere else.
Counter

Most kitchens and bathrooms also have a counter - this is a flat area where you prepare the food. It can be made of wood or stone. The one in the picture is made of a type of stone called granite.
Tile

There are several different types of flooring. This one is called tile.
Hardwood floor

When the floor is made of wood, the room is said to have a hardwood floor.
Carpet

A carpet is a floor covering that is made of fabric. A carpet covers a large area (usually the whole room), differently from a rug, which covers a smaller area.
Rug

Rugs are often used for decoration.
Curtains

This type of window covering is called curtains.
Blinds

Blinds are another popular type of window covering.
Attic

The attic is the space between the ceiling of a room and the roof of the house. Most people use this space for storage.
Basement

This basement is “unfinished”
(Electrical) Outlet

Different countries have different types of outlet
Driveway

The driveway connects the street to the house’s garage.
Front Yard / Backyard

The yard is the area around a house. The front yard is the area in front of a house, and the backyard is the area behind a house.
Patio

A patio is a small area next to the house that is used for eating outside. It usually has a floor and is covered to protect it from sun and rain.
Deck

A deck is an outdoor floor made of wood and often elevated from the ground.
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