What are different things in a house, could a native speaker of English help me name them?
I'd appreciate it if some native speakers of English help me name whatsoever objects they can remember in different rooms of a house. For example:
In the kitchen there are: salt shakers, teapots and so on.
Thank you millions of times, in advance
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Bathroom- toothbrush, toothpaste, face cloth, towels, soap, mirror, bath tub or shower, bathmats and maybe cosmetics (creams, lotions and makeup)
Room- bed, pillow, blankets, closet, clothes, a mirror, a chest or drawers, rubbish bin, books, teddybear, laundry basket, a desk (if you're a student), and things you use, like lotions etc..
kitchen- stove, dishwasher maybe, sink, fridge, cupboards, spices, plates, eating utensils:fork&knife&spoon, dishwashing liquid, sponge, a table, fruits in a basket on top of the table, chairs,toaster, teapot/kettle, coffee, tea, milo/hot chocolate powder, cups, plates, food, rubbish bin, benchtop, pots and pans, cooking utensils (baking trays, cutting knives, big spoons, mixer, blender..etc), ovenmitts , clock.
lounge/ living room- couch, t.v, library/boocase, cabinet, coffee table, xbox/playstation/wii, dvd players maybe, clock, some art or photos maybe on th wall
office - desk, briefcase, pens, pencils, highlighters, paper, desk chair, bookcase,a file cabinet, wall clock
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why does it have to be native speaker?
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