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A2 Unit 51: Home 3

16 A2 words: basket, blanket, rope, washing machine, alarm clock, lamp… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.

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WordMeaningExample
basket/ˈbæskət/ nbasketa container made of woven materialAnna put the apples in a basket.Anna put the apples in a basket.
blanket/ˈblæŋkət/ nblanketa thick cover for a bedLucy has a warm blanket on her bed.Lucy has a warm blanket on her bed.
rope/roʊp/ nropea thick, strong cordThey used a strong rope to pull the boat.They used a strong rope to pull the boat.
washing machine/ˈwɑʃɪŋ məˈʃin/ nwashing machinea machine that cleans clothesThe washing machine is in the bathroom.The washing machine is in the bathroom.
alarm clock/əˈlɑrm klɑk/ nalarm clocka clock that wakes you upTom set his alarm clock for six o’clock.Tom set his alarm clock for six o’clock.
lamp/læmp/ nlampa light that stands on a tableLeo turned on the lamp and started to read.Leo turned on the lamp and started to read.
oven/ˈʌvən/ novena box in a kitchen for baking foodThe cake is in the oven now.The cake is in the oven now.
container/kənˈteɪnɚ/ ncontainera box or pot for keeping thingsPut the leftovers in a plastic container.Put the leftovers in a plastic container.
junk/dʒʌŋk/ njunkold things that are no longer usefulThe garage is full of old junk.The garage is full of old junk.
fridge/frɪdʒ/ nfridgea machine that keeps food coldThere is milk in the fridge.There is milk in the fridge.
cooler/ˈkulɚ/ ncoolera box that keeps things coldTom put the drinks in a cooler for the picnic.Tom put the drinks in a cooler for the picnic.
upstairs/əpˈstɛrz/ advupstairson a higher floor of a buildingThe bedrooms are upstairs.The bedrooms are upstairs.
balcony/ˈbælkəni/ nbalconya small platform outside an upper windowWe eat breakfast on the balcony in summer.We eat breakfast on the balcony in summer.
drawer/drɔr/ ndrawera box that slides in and outPut your socks in the top drawer.Put your socks in the top drawer.
downstairs/ˈdaʊnˈstɛrz/ advdownstairsto or on a lower floorSam went downstairs to make some tea.Sam went downstairs to make some tea.
mug/mʌɡ/ nmuga large cup with a handleTom drank coffee from a big blue mug.Tom drank coffee from a big blue mug.