Let's Learn English! Topic: Describing Things Around The Home! 🪑🥾🧦 (Lesson Only)

Well, hello, and welcome to this English

lesson about describing things around the home.

As you walk around your house or apartment, you see a

number of things, and you need to be able to describe

those things when you talk about them in English.

Maybe you have an old pair of shoes and

they're a little bit scuffed and worn out.

Oh, I'm giving away some of

the words and phrases already.

Maybe there's a bunch of cords behind

your desk and they're all tangled.

There's another word I will talk about in this lesson,

but it's nice to be able to describe the things

that you have around your house at home.

And not just the things, but the

rooms as well, in some cases.

So, once again, welcome to this English

lesson about describing things around your home.

Droopy.

So I really like this word.

Let me say it again. Droopy.

This plant is droopy.

When you don't water a plant,

the late the leaves will droop.

Isn't that a fun word? Droop?

So this plant has droopy leaves.

Notice I use the verb form, and

then I switch to the adjective form.

When a plant has droopy leaves, it looks like this.

There are other things as well in life

that you can use this word for.

Sometimes things just droop.

But certainly plants are the best example.

So if something's like this and then let's say

a plant is like this, then you don't water

it and the leaves slowly go like this.

That action is called drooping.

And we would describe that as the

plant is very droopy and needs water.