A window lets people see outside and lets light into a building or vehicle.
The idea
Use a window for one and windows for several. Say look out of the window for looking from indoors toward the outside.
Examples
- Can I open the window?
- The window lets in sunlight.
- I look out of the window.
- There are flowers by the window.
- Our room has two windows.
- Please close the window before the rain.
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By the window means near it; out of the window describes looking from inside to outside.
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Choose the plural after two. The room has two ___. (window / windows)
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windows
Windows is the plural form after two.
Choose the phrase for looking from inside toward outside. I look ___ the window at the garden outside. (out of / under)
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out of
Out of describes looking from inside toward the outside.
Choose the action to let in fresh air. It is warm inside. Can I ___ the window for fresh air? (open / close)
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open
Open is the action requested to let in fresh air.
Practice round
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Choose the plural after two. The room has two ___. (window / windows)
Choose the phrase for looking from inside toward outside. I look ___ the window at the garden outside. (out of / under)
Choose the action to let in fresh air. It is warm inside. Can I ___ the window for fresh air? (open / close)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe what you see out of a window and ask to open it.