Inside a Typical English House

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British life and culture - England, Scotland and Wales

Inside a Typical English House
Woodlands Junior School is in the south-east corner of England
Rooms Downstairs Living Room Some people call this room the lounge. It is where the television is and the comfy chairs. In my living room there is: A table with chairs The place where we eat our meals. Settee In America I think they call this a sofa. It is a comfy 2 seater chair. Settee Two comfy chairs. A comfy chair Television, DVD Player and Video Recorder We also have satellite TV. The telly Cupboards Bookcase Radiator The radiator keeps the room warm Radiator See photographs of other people's Living Rooms
Learn about England and the other countries in Britain from the children who live in ther

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