That´s Life!
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That´s Life!
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Vocabulary:
Household Chores
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Clear the table
/klɪr//ðə//ˈteɪ.bəl/
to take away from a table all the dishes and the knives, forks etc after people have finished
eating.
The waitress cleared our table after we finished eating.
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do the laundry
/də//ðə//ˈlɑːn.dri/
to wash the dirty clothes, towels, etc.
I have to do my laundry today.
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make your bed
/meɪk//jʊr/ /bed/
to arrange the covers on a bed so that they are tidy.
Remember to make your
bed before you leave for school.
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take out the trash
/teɪk/ /aʊt//ðə//træʃ/
To move the garbage from indoors to outdoors so that the sanitation people may take it to a landfill.
I have to take out the trash every day.
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cook a meal
/kʊk//ə/ /mɪəl/
When you cook a meal, you prepare food for eating.
I have to go and cook the dinner.
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feed the cat
/fiːd//ðə//kæt/
to give some food to your cat.
She has to feed her cat 3 times a day.
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mow the lawn
/moʊ//ðə/ /lɑːn/
to cut the grass on a lawn with a lawn mower.
My household chore is to mow the lawn.
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vacuum the floor
/ˈvæk.juːm//ðə//flɔːr/
To vacuum is to clean using a tool that sucks dirt or other elements into a storage container.
You have to vacuum the floor.
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do the dishes
/du//ðə//dɪʃ/
to wash and dry the dishes, knives, forks, glasses, etc., after a meal.
Why am I always the one
who has to do the dishes?
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hang out the laundry
/hæŋ//aʊt//ðə//ˈlɑːn.dri/
to hang out clothes that you have washed on a clothes line to dry.
She has to hang out the laundy,
that´s her chore.
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set the table
/set//ðə//ˈteɪ.bəl/
To place and arrange things to be used while eating a meal, such as plates, utensils, glasses, napkins, etc.
My mom told me to set the table for dinner.
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walk the dog
/wɑːk//ðə//dɑːɡ/
To take a dog for a walk, so as to give it exercise.
My chore is to walk the dogs.
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do the ironing
/du//ðə/ /ˈaɪr.nɪŋ/
to iron clothes, sheets, etc.
Do you do the ironing yourself, or do you pay someone to do it for you?
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load the dishwasher
/loʊd//ðə//ˈdɪʃˌwɑː.ʃɚ/
to put your plates, forks, spoons, glasses into a machine to wash them automatically.
Let me load the dishwasher first and then we watch the movie.
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sweep the floor
/swiːp//ðə//flɔːr/
to clean the floor of dirt or litter with a broom.
I have to sweep the floor before closing tonight.
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wash the car
/wɑːʃ//ðə/ /kɑːr/
to clean your car in the inside and outside.
My car is a mess, I have to wash it.
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Have to
We use HAVE TO when something is necessary or an obligation.
A synonim of have to is MUST (they mean the same).
An opposite of have to is Mustn´t.
Have to = must
I have to do my homework. (I, you, we, they)
She has to have a ticket to get on the plane. (he, she, it)
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Don´t have to
We use DON´T HAVE TO to indicate that something is not necessary, and that we are free to do as we wish.
Don´t have to = NO OBLIGATION
You don´t have to go to the party if you don´t want to. (I, you, we, they)
She doesn´t have to go to the party if she doesn´t want to. (he, she, it)
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Examples: Have to / Don´t have to
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Multiple Choice
Do we use HAVE TO for an obligation?
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Do we use Don´t have to for an obligation?
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MUST
Must and have to mean the SAME (they are both an OBLIGATION).
He must do his homework. s+ must + base verb
I have to do my homework. s+ verb infinitive
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Mustn´t
Mustn´t and Don´t have to are NOT SYNONIMS!!
(They don´t mean the same).
We use MUSTN´T to express prohibition.
and Don´t have to expresses No obligation.
She mustn´t eat in the classroom.
You don´t have to study English if you don´t want to.
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