Parts of

the House
Furnitu
re
 Living
5
room
1. Sofa/Couch
2. Ottoman
4 7
8 3. Coffee table
2 4. Cushion
1 5. Window
6.
10 6 Vase/Flowerpot
3 11
7. Painting
9
8. Lamp
9. TV rack
12
10. TV
11. Rug
12. Floor
 Living
8
room
1. Sofa/Couch
2. Armchair
2
5
2 6 3. Ottoman
1 4. Coffee table
5. Dresser
4
7 6. Mirror
3
5 7. Lamp
8. Wall
9
9. Carpet
 Bedroo
m table/ dressing
1. Makeup
2
7
table
2. Mirror
3. Stool
8
5 4. Bed
1
6 5. Pillow
3 4
9
6. Mattress
10 7. Wardrobe
8. Bookcase
9. Nightstand
10. Rug
 6 Bathroo
5 11
m
1. Bathtub
2. Washbasin/ Sink
9 2 3. Rug
4. Cabinet
8 5. Shower cabin
4
1
6. Shower
7. Toilet
8. Toilet paper holder
3
7

9. Shelf (shelves)
10
10. End table
11. Towel bar
 Kitche
n Fridge
1. Refrigerator/
9
2. Cabinet
11
3. Table
1
4
10
4. Cooktop
5. Oven
2 8 6. Cupboard
5
7. Chair
6 8. Sink + Tap
7
9. Stock pot
3
12 10. Skillet/ Frying pan
11. Bowl
12. Dish
 7
Laundry
room
10

6
1. Washing machine
2. Dryer
9
3. Ironing board
4. Iron
2
5. Clothes hamper
6. Bleach
7. Cabinet
1
5
4

3 8. Clothes rack
8
9. Hanger
10. Cleaning spray
1
5 9
Eletrical
6
10
Appliances
1. Blender
2. Coffee machine
2
3. Microwave
4. Beater
5. Toaster
3 7
11
6. Vaccum cleaner
7. Iron
8. Hair dryer
8 12 9. Range hood
4
10. Eletric thermos
11. Sewing machine
12. Cooker
1 4 7
Kitchenw
are
1. Cutlery: knife, spoon,
fork
2 5 8 2. Cleaver
3. Ladle
4. Glass
5. Wineglass
6. Dish (dishes)
3 6
9
7. Cup
8. Pan
9. Frying pan
 1
Bathroom
utensils
5 6

1. Comb
11 2. Hairbrush
3. Toothbrush
7
4. Toothpaste
5. Shampoo
6. Hair conditioner
10
8 12
7. Soap
9 8. Gel
2
9. Shaver
4
10. Shaving cream
11. Moisturizer/ Body
cream
3
12. Liquid soap
House
chores
Bod
y
Part
Diseases
and
accidents
 Vocabular
Ill - Doente
y
Cramp (Menstrual cramps) - Bump - Bater
Ilness - Doença/Mau-estar Cólica Bang - Bater
Disease - Doença Depression - Depressão Trip - Tropeçar
Fever - Febre Nausea - Náusea Bruise - Hematoma
Common cold - Resfriado Vomit - Vomitar Injury - Ferimento/ Lesão
Flu - Gripe Sprain - Torcer Hurt - Machucar
Allergy - Alergia Dizziness - Tontura Stub - Topar Bater
Cough - Tosse Ache - Dor Slip - Escorregar
Sore throat - Dor de Toothache - Dor de dente Fall down - Cair
garganta Backache or back pain - Dor nas Fell off - Cair
Asthma - Asma costas Cut - Cortar
Headache - Dor de cabeça Earache - Dor de ouvido
Stomach ache - Dor de barriga
 Illness x
Disease
Illness describes a state, a feeling of being unwell or discomfort. You
know when you feel unwell but can't pinpoint what's wrong? In that case,
you could say "I'm feeling ill."
On the other hand, "disease" refers to a diagnosed condition, meaning it's
a condition with a specific cause and symptoms.
His persistent cough is a sign of an Alzheimer's disease affects memory and cognitive
Stress can contribute
x
underlying illness. to various mental Malaria
function.is a parasitic disease transmitted by
illnesses. mosquitoes.
 What’s the
matter?
I have a cough. You need to take some cough syrup.
I have a headche. You must take some aspirin.
I have the flu. I will give you an injection and then you should take
I've sprained my some rest.
ankle. You should put some ice on it.
I've cut my finger. I will dress your wound so it doesn't get infected.
 How did you hurt
yourself?
I tripped on the street and got bruises all over my body.
I fell down the stairs and bumped my head.
I fell off my bike and broke my arm.
I slipped on the wet floor and hurt my back.
I stubbed my toe on the table leg and it is sore.