What's wrong? In your notebook, write five sentences. Use the ideas in the box.

What's wrong?

The image shows a bathroom and a bedroom, but some items are out of place or missing. Let's identify the issues using the provided words: bath, bed, cat, chairs, desk, fridge, plants, TV, wardrobe.

1. There is no TV in the bathroom, which is unusual.
2. A fridge is not typically found in a bedroom.
3. There are no chairs shown in either the bathroom or the bedroom.
4. The wardrobe is in the bedroom, which is correct, but it seems to be missing clothes.
5. A desk is usually in a study or bedroom, but there isn't one clearly depicted. However, there is a shelf with items that could be interpreted as a desk in the bathroom area.

Five sentences describing what's wrong:

1. It's wrong to have a TV in the bathroom.
2. A fridge doesn't belong in the bedroom.
3. There are no chairs in the rooms.
4. The cat is in the wardrobe, which is not its usual place, and it seems to be the only occupant of the wardrobe, suggesting it is not being used as a wardrobe for clothes.
5. There is no desk in the bedroom.