Pronunciation: /haʊs/
noun a building for human habitation, especially one that is lived in by a family or small group of people
A1 I live in a small house.
A2 My parents are planning to buy a new house.
B1 The house we visited yesterday had a beautiful garden.
B2 The historical house was turned into a museum.
C1 The architect designed a sustainable house with solar panels.
C2 The house overlooking the ocean was a luxurious vacation rental.
verb None
A1 I house my books on the shelf.
A2 She houses her pets in a cozy cage.
B1 The company decided to house their employees in a new office building.
B2 The museum houses a collection of ancient artifacts.
C1 The hotel houses guests from all over the world.
C2 The university campus houses a state-of-the-art research facility.
adjective None
A1 I live in a small house with my family.
A2 The house cat is very friendly and loves to cuddle.
B1 The house party was a great success with music and dancing all night.
B2 The house rules were clearly laid out for all the guests to follow.
C1 The house renovation project required a lot of planning and coordination.
C2 The house design was inspired by modern architecture with clean lines and minimalistic features.
adverb None
A1 She walked house to house to sell her handmade jewelry.
A2 He searched house after house for his lost keys.
B1 The real estate agent showed us around the house quickly.
B2 The fire spread house to house, causing widespread damage.
C1 The architect designed the house meticulously, paying attention to every detail.
C2 The politician campaigned house by house, meeting with voters personally.
pronoun None
A1 I see the house.
A2 She is cleaning the house.
B1 The house needs a new roof.
B2 The house we rented for the summer was by the beach.
C1 The house's architecture is a blend of modern and traditional styles.
C2 The house we stayed in during our vacation was a luxurious villa with a private pool.
preposition None
A1 The cat is inside the house.
A2 She lives close to the house.
B1 The park is just across the house.
B2 The restaurant is next to the house.
C1 The garden in front of the house is beautifully landscaped.
C2 The house by the lake is a stunning architectural masterpiece.
conjunction None
A1 I went to the park and then house.
A2 She wanted to go shopping, house she had to stay home and study.
B1 He enjoys playing video games, house he also likes reading books.
B2 The weather was nice, house we decided to have a picnic in the park.
C1 The company was struggling financially, house they managed to turn things around with a new marketing strategy.
C2 The team worked tirelessly on the project, house they were able to deliver exceptional results.
interjection None
A1 House! I am home.
A2 House! Stop making so much noise.
B1 House! Can you please turn off the lights?
B2 House! I can't believe you forgot to lock the door.
C1 House! We need to discuss the upcoming renovations.
C2 House! It's time to start packing for our move.
article None
A1 I live in a house.
A2 She bought a new house in the suburbs.
B1 The house we rented for the weekend had a beautiful garden.
B2 The old house by the lake was rumored to be haunted.
C1 The architect designed a modern house with eco-friendly features.
C2 The historical house was converted into a museum showcasing local art.
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