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Household Chores

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  • “You got up an hour ago and your blanket is still in a mess.”
    make the bed
  • “The sink is full of dirty bowls and plates.”
    do/wash the dishes
  • “Your school shirt is completely wrinkled.”
    iron clothes
  • “Why are your books, bags, and clothes all over the living room?”
    tidy up the house
  • “It’s already 6:30 and we still have nothing to eat for dinner.”
    cook meals
  • “The washing machine has finished, but the clothes are still inside.”
    hang out the clothes
  • “The plants are looking dry. Some of the leaves are starting to droop.”
    water the plants
  • “The cat has been meowing at its bowl for ten minutes.”
    feed and take care of pets
  • “You’ve got no clean clothes left for tomorrow.”
    do the laundry
  • “There’s dust and hair all over the floor again.”
    sweep the floor
  • “The floor is sticky. Someone must have spilled something.”
    mop the floor
  • “Dinner is almost ready, but the vegetables are still in the fridge.”
    wash and prepare vegetables
  • “There’s oil all over the stove after last night’s cooking.”
    clean the kitchen
  • “The bathroom floor is dirty and there’s hair everywhere.”
    clean the bathroom
  • “Look at the TV shelf. You can write your name in the dust!”
    dust the furniture
  • “The bin is full and it smells terrible.”
    take out the rubbish
  • “We’re out of eggs, milk, vegetables, and almost everything else.”
    go grocery shopping
  • “These clean clothes have been sitting in the basket for two days.”
    fold the clothes
  • “The toilet is starting to smell. Who used it last?”
    clean the toilet
  • “We’ve been using these sheets for over a week now.”
    change the bed sheets
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