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Chair
The chair is a seat for one person with a backrest and usually four legs.
💡 Did you know? Without a backrest it would be a stool.
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They turn four walls into a home (for sitting, sleeping and storing): recognise the furniture chair, table, sofa, bed, wardrobe, shelf, dresser, armchair, stool, rocking chair, bench and cradle by their shape. Good to know: The chair is a seat for one person with a backrest and usually four legs. Without a backrest it would be a stool. The table has a flat top on legs for working or eating. The dining table is often the home's centre. The sofa is an upholstered seat for several people. It usually stands in the living room. The bed is furniture for sleeping, with a mattress and often a frame. People spend about a third of life in it. The wardrobe is a tall, closed cabinet with doors for storage. Clothes hang in the wardrobe. The shelf consists of open compartments stacked for books or decoration. A bookcase is the best-known form. The dresser is a low piece of furniture with several drawers. It often stands in the bedroom or hallway. The armchair is an upholstered single seat with armrests for comfort.
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Which piece of furniture is this?
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Chair
The chair is a seat for one person with a backrest and usually four legs.
💡 Did you know? Without a backrest it would be a stool.
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Table
The table has a flat top on legs for working or eating.
💡 Did you know? The dining table is often the home's centre.
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Sofa
The sofa is an upholstered seat for several people.
💡 Did you know? It usually stands in the living room.
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Bed
The bed is furniture for sleeping, with a mattress and often a frame.
💡 Did you know? People spend about a third of life in it.
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Wardrobe
The wardrobe is a tall, closed cabinet with doors for storage.
💡 Did you know? Clothes hang in the wardrobe.
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Shelf
The shelf consists of open compartments stacked for books or decoration.
💡 Did you know? A bookcase is the best-known form.
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Dresser
The dresser is a low piece of furniture with several drawers.
💡 Did you know? It often stands in the bedroom or hallway.

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Armchair
The armchair is an upholstered single seat with armrests for comfort.
💡 Did you know? The wing chair has tall side panels.
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Stool
The stool is a seat without back or armrests.
💡 Did you know? The bar stool is especially tall.
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Rocking chair
The rocking chair sits on curved runners and gently rocks back and forth.
💡 Did you know? It is a cosy chair for reading.
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Bench
The bench is a long seat for several people without individual seats.
💡 Did you know? The park bench is a well-known form.
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Cradle
The cradle is a small baby bed that can be gently rocked.
💡 Did you know? The rocking soothes the infant.
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