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A1executive45 minutes

Office Layout

Explaining office facilities to visitors.

Welcome to our office. My name is Elif. I am a manager here. Let me show you around. There are many rooms.

Kitchen

/ˈkɪtʃɪn/

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Parking

/ˈpɑːrkɪŋ/

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Elevator

/ˈelɪveɪtər/

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Corner

/ˈkɔːrnər/

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Next to

/ˈnekst tuː/

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Stairs

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Bathroom

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Between

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On the left

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Hallway

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Singular (One)Plural (Many)
There is a meeting room.There are two meeting rooms.
There is a coffee machine.There are three coffee machines.
Is there a printer?Are there any printers?
💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

If you go to the cafe downstairs, ask for the   before you leave.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

  is parking in the visitor lot? I can show you.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The ten o'clock tour is   by half an hour — sorry.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Mehmet's office is the second door on the right —   desk has a green plant.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Please write your   on the visitor badge so reception can find you.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Let me give you a   tour before our meeting starts.

Practice

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

  a meeting room on this floor.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

  five chairs in the room.

Which is correct?

HintStealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Click the words above to build the sentence...

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The chairs are far away.   are the chairs.

The laptop on the left side of the desk belongs to me. It is ___.

The keyboard on the right belongs to you. It is ___.

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The kitchen is   the elevator and the reception.

Which is a room with toilets?

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When the elevator is busy, take the  .

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The quiet zone near the window is the most   part of the office.

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Please   the conference room booking if the workshop moves online.

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The product team works   the windows on the east side of the floor.

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The executive   sits just outside the corner office near reception.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

The new floor plan helps us   space for collaboration zones.

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Each pod has a whiteboard for the team to   ideas during sprints.

A calm office is a productive office

A good office layout helps the team feel calm and focused. The quiet zone near the window is for relaxed reading and one-on-one chats. The hallway between the kitchen and the meeting rooms is the busy part, but the corner offices are usually more quiet. A normal day has many short meetings, a coffee in the breakroom, and steady work at your desk.

When you visit the cafe downstairs, keep the receipt for your expenses. The team admin collects it at the end of the month.

Which word means a quiet, peaceful state at work?

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Maya stays   on the report all morning and finishes before lunch.

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After a long meeting, I take a short walk to feel  .

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Today is a   Tuesday — meetings in the morning, focus work in the afternoon.

💡 Hint:Stealth Grammar: English sentences require an explicit verb (is/are) and article (a/the), unlike Turkish. Use the word bank below.

Please keep the   from the cafe so the admin can process the expense.

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