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BATHROOM VOCABULARY 1 (ESL)

level: Beginner/Intermediate (A2/B1)
The bathroom contains many items with specific English names. This exercise covers the vocabulary for common bathroom fixtures, toiletries, and everyday personal care items. This is exercise 1 of 1.


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Complete each of the sentences below using the following words: toothbrush, shower, shower cap, laundry, shampoo, soap, bathtub, scale, towel, clogged
1. Pass me the . I have to brush my teeth.

2. Pass me the . I have to wash my hair.

3. Pass me your dirty clothes. I'm doing the .

4. This bar of has not been tested on animals.

5. P1: Are you going to take a bath? P2: No, I'm going to take a .

6. I wear a so that my hair doesn't get wet.

7. You've been lying in the for half an hour. I'd like to take a bath too!

8. I'd get on the , but I'm afraid it'll show that I've gained weight.

9. Why do you always use my (to dry off)?

10. The toilet is . We need to call a plumber.




Bathroom Conversation Questions 1. Describe your morning routine. What do you do in the bathroom first?
2. How long does it typically take you to get ready in the morning?
3. Do you prefer baths or showers? Why?
4. What personal care products do you consider essential?
5. Have you ever noticed differences in bathroom customs when travelling abroad?
6. How has bathroom design changed in recent years?
More English vocabulary exercises Around the house 1
Housework/household chores 1
Cleaning the house 1
Around the bedroom 1
Around the bedroom 2
In the bathroom 1
Home improvement 1
Home improvement 2
Did you know? British and American English sometimes differ in bathroom vocabulary. What Americans call a faucet, the British call a tap. In the UK a room with only a toilet may be called a loo or WC, while the room with a bath is the bathroom.

The word toothbrush first appeared in English in 1690. Mass production of affordable plastic toothbrushes only began in the 1930s.
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