8. Grade 8. Unit - 2. Test

Say a household chore you dislike doing.

• I like feeding my dog.

• My favourite chore is ironing.

• I hate doing the laundry.

• Setting the table is enjoyable.

Say your outdoor duty.

• I look after my sister at home.

• I vacuum and mop the floor.

• I dust the furniture.

• I do the shopping.

Ask a question about the kitchen chores.

• Who is responsible for doing the ironing?

• Who loads the dishwasher?

• Who must take out the garbage?

• Who usually cleans the bathroom?

Describe your positive feeling about the chores.

• I get bored when I take care of my brother.

• I am worried when I clean the windows.

• I feel happy when I walk my dog.

• I get sad when I prepare breakfast.

Ask for help for a kitchen chore.

• Could you dice the tomatoes for me?

• Can you buy these for me?

• Would you like to wash the car?

• What about taking the dog for a walk?

Express your obligation at home.

• I must tidy up my room.

• I enjoy taking out the garbage.

• Dusting the furniture is boring.

• My father cooks the meals on the weekends.

Support that people should share the chores.

• My mother is in charge of all the chores at home.

• My father never helps my mother.

• Chores annoy me, I hate them!

• Everybody should have a duty in a family.

Express your reason for not doing the ironing.

• That's really boring. It takes too much time.

• I find it entertaining.

• It is the easiest chore at home.

• I don't mind doing it, it is not hard.

Ask the reason for not doing a household chore.

• What time do you do the household chores?

• How often do you dry the dishes?

• Who is in charge of doing the laundry?

• Why do you hate dusting the shelves?

Say a sentence to show your respect to the others.

• I can't do errands. They are not my duties.

• From now on, I don't have any duties!

• To me, chores are boring and difficult.

• I should help my sister to tidy up the room.