alanduan-lesson-13-my-bedroom

ALANDUAN reads Lesson 13 Linguaphone Course

My bedroom
At night, when I feel tired and sleepy, I go up to my bedroom and switch on the electric light. I take off my shoes, undress and put on my pajamas. Then I get into bed and switch off the light. After a few minutes I fall asleep. I sleep the whole night through.
Punctually at seven-thirty in the morning, the alarm clock rings and wakes me up. I get out of bed, put on my dressing-gown and slippers, and go into the bathroom, where I turn on the hot and cold taps. While the water’s running into the bath, I wash my face and neck, clean my teeth, and shave. My shaving things are on the shelf above the basin. Then I turn off the taps and have my bath. Sometimes I have a shower. When I’ve dried myself with a towel, I get dressed.
On the dressing-table, in front of the looking-glass, you’ll see a hair-brush and comb, a hand mirror, a bottle of sent and a powder-box. These, of course, don’t belong to me, but to my wife. In the chest of drawers I keep clean linen, such as shirts, collars and handkerchiefs, besides things like socks and ties. The dirty linen is put in a linen basket and sent to the laundry. In the wardrobe I keep my suits and other clothes, which I hang on coat-hangers.