Some questions
Can you say :

1- Go around the house and use the rear door!" ?
2- Is it correct to say: 'Let's play at the playground' ?
3- Don't play with the cupboard door!
4- Do you want to slide down the slide ?
5- Let's count to ten
6- Finish your plate please.
7- Do you want to poop ?
8- Whose keys are these ?
9- Let's assemble the parts
10 - Turn / Switch off the TV
11- The spotlight on my bedroom ceiling (The term to design the light with the light bulb

Thanks for your feeback!

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Some questions
Can you say :

1- Go around the house and use the rear door!" ?
2- Is it correct to say: 'Let's play at the playground' ?
3- Don't play with the cupboard door!
4- Do you want to slide down the slide ?
5- Let's count to ten
6- Finish your plate please.
7- Do you want to poop ?
8- Whose keys are these ?
9- Let's assemble the parts
10 - Turn / Switch off the TV
11- The spotlight on my bedroom ceiling (The term to design the light with the light bulb

Thanks for your feeback!

Answer

Yes, these all look correct to me!
The only difference is, we would usually say use the back door, although there is nothing wrong with rear door.
Good job!

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Still I think it is definitely more common to say "Finish your dinner " than "plate ". To me "plate" sounds old fashioned, but it may be a regional preference. I just wanted to point out that it is acceptable someplaces.

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Thank you merlyn! In french we say 'finish your plate' too ;-) Thank you su.ki! Next time I'll let the question longer

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OK, thanks. I hadn't realised that. Joffrey wants to learn US English, so 'Finish your plate' should be fine.

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In America we sometimes say "Finish your plate/dish/bowl"  meaning  finish your plate (of food)
bowl (of soup)

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