Question

Диалог на английском языке 5 класс учебник forward вторая часть страница 28 упражнение 15 на тему.Что находится в своей комнате! Пожалуйста сделайте это сегодня):

Answer 1

Найди в англо-русском словаре слова,которые обозначают предметы в твоей комнате.

Answer 2

Dialogue on the Topic "What's in Your Room?"

Student A: Hi! How are you?

Student B: I'm good, thanks! How about you?

Student A: I'm great too! So, today we have an exercise about describing our rooms. Can you tell me what's in your room?

Student B: Sure! In my room, I have a bed, a desk, a chair, and a bookshelf. I also have a wardrobe to keep my clothes organized. Oh, and I have a big window that lets in a lot of natural light.

Student A: That sounds nice! What color is your room?

Student B: My room is painted light blue. It's a calming color that helps me relax.

Student A: That's cool! In my room, I have a bed as well, but it's a bunk bed because I share the room with my sibling. We also have a study table, two chairs, and a small bookshelf. Our room is painted yellow, which makes it feel bright and cheerful.

Student B: That sounds like a fun room! Do you have any decorations in your room?

Student A: Yes, we have some posters of our favorite bands and a few framed pictures of our family and friends. We also have some fairy lights hanging around the room, which create a cozy atmosphere at night.

Student B: That's really cool! I should consider adding some decorations to my room too. It sounds like a great way to personalize the space.

Student A: Definitely! It's nice to have a room that reflects your personality and interests. Is there anything else you would like to add about your room?

Student B: Hmm, let me think. Oh, I have a small rug on the floor that adds some warmth to the room. And I also have a small plant on my desk to bring some nature indoors.

Student A: That's lovely! Having a plant in your room can make it feel more vibrant and fresh. Well, thanks for sharing about your room. It was nice talking to you!

Student B: You're welcome! It was nice talking to you too. Have a great day!

Note:

The dialogue above is a sample conversation between two students discussing what is in their rooms. The specific exercise from the textbook "Forward, Part 2" on page 28, exercise 15, was not available in the search results. Therefore, the dialogue provided is a general conversation on the topic of describing one's room.