My House Vocabulary Puzzle

Aimee: So, Todd, do you like your — choose —hosehouse?

Todd: I do. It's a — choose —niceniece house, but it's an — choose —oddold house. It's very old.

Aimee: How many — choose —roomsroofs are in your house?

Todd: My house has four rooms, a — choose —leavingliving room, a sleeping room, a — choose —studysteady room, and a kitchen.

Aimee: That — choose —sendssounds big. How about bathrooms? How many bathrooms do you have?

Todd: I have two bathrooms or — choose —toiletstablets, and then I have one — choose —wishingwashing room to take a shower.

Aimee: Oh, nice. Do you have a TV?

Todd: I do have a TV in the living room, and I have a big — choose —couchcoach and a nice — choose —tablettable, and I have — choose —cablecabin TV.

Aimee: Wow.

Todd: I have cable, but I don't — choose —washwatch TV much.

Aimee: Oh, well, what about your kitchen. Do you have a kitchen?

Todd: I do. I have a very small kitchen. My kitchen has one — choose —stovestone, a small stove, a table, and a refrigerator, and a microwave. I can — choose —coolcook, but it's not — choose —easyearly.

Aimee: Oh, how many — choose —chainschairs do you have in the kitchen.

Todd: We only have two chairs. It's very, very small.

Aimee: Do you have a — choose —kettlecattle?

Todd: I do have a kettle. Do you want — choose —copycoffee?

Aimee: No. It's an important, important kitchen — choose —applianceapplication.

Todd: It is. It is. I like that kettle. I think, in American English, we say "Coffee pot."

Aimee: Really?

Todd: Yeah. Do we say, "Kettle?" Maybe. I don't know. I don't know American English. I need to — choose —leanlearn.

Aimee: For me, a kettle is something you use to — choose —boilbowl water, so you could be making tea or coffee.

Todd: True.

Aimee: It doesn't matter.

Todd: Maybe we do say kettle. We say kettle. Sorry.

Aimee: How about books, Todd? Do you have many books?

Todd: No. I have a — choose —rolerule. I only keep two books.

Aimee: What?

Todd: Yeah. If I want a new book, I must get — choose —ridred of a book.

Aimee: Wow.

Todd: Only two. Never three. I don't like having three, four-

Aimee: hat is so — choose —streetstrict.

Todd: It is. It is very strict. My rule, — choose —strangestrong rule.

Aimee: How about clothes? Do you have a lot of clothes?

Todd: No. I am a minimalist. That means I have — choose —feefew items of clothing. I think I have maybe five — choose —shirtsskirts and three — choose —pearspairs of pants-

Aimee: Wow.

Todd: And two pairs of — choose —shoesshows.

Aimee: Wow. It sounds great.

Todd: It is, kind of, but I'm 47. I'm old, so it's okay. I can — choose —wherewear the same clothes every day. It's okay.

Aimee: In your house, do you have a — choose —patioratio?

Todd: I do, but it's really old, and it's not — choose —savesafe. It can — choose —fallfail. It's old, so I don't use it, but I have a small — choose —eraarea to go — choose —outsideinside, a small — choose —guardiangarden. It's nice.

Aimee: Sounds nice. Sounds like a — choose —greatgrade house.

Todd: It is, it is. Old, but nice.