Theo:             Hi everybody. I’m Theo, and this is Bee.

We make videos about things we like. And we love small houses, so today, we’re filming one.

Bee:                Hi, my name’s Bee, and today I’m gonna show you ’round the beautiful Jack Sparrow house in Cornwall. Let’s have a look around.

Theo:             This is Bee’s favorite small house.

                        So, come inside with us and you’ll see why!

Bee:                Welcome to the inside of Jack Sparrow House.

Theo:             Through this strange[1] door, there is a kitchen on the right.

It isn’t very big, but there is space for everything.

Bee:                It’s really open and lovely, and it just looks really natural.

Theo:             There are loads of shelves[2] on the wall for food and other kitchen stuff.

Bee:                There’s a sink here, which is for the bathroom and the kitchen.

Theo:             And above the sink, there are some more shelves, with all these little bits and bobs.

Bee:                Opposite the kitchen is a really massive[3] sofa to relax on.

Theo:             I don’t think it’s massive, but it’s big enough for two. There’s also a table to eat meals or to work on your laptop.

Bee:                Behind the sofa area there’s actually a little secluded bathroom.

Theo:             And the last room is upstairs.

Bee:                By far my favorite part of the house has got to be the bedroom. It’s just so peaceful and relaxing up here.

There’s a big window behind me that lets you look out into the sea and brings in a beautiful breeze.

[1] strange: adjective unusual

[2] shelves: noun long, flat pieces of wood, metal, or other material on a wall or in a cabinet where you can put things

[3] massive: adjective very big

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