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Do I have Pets? | How to talk about Pets in English

🎯Our goal is simple: one question at a time, helping you expand your vocabulary and learn more about people and things—and perhaps, about yourself. 👉 Want to talk about pets in English? In this episode of Today’s English Question, we explore the question “Do I have pets?” as part of our Getting to Know Each Other series. You’ll reflect on your own life while learning natural English to describe pets, personalities, routines, and responsibilities. Whether your answer is yes or no, this lesson helps you talk about animals, pet care, lifestyle choices, and what pets can reveal about who we are. Along the way, you’ll learn useful vocabulary to describe dogs, cats, birds, fish, small animals, reptiles, and even people who live in a pet-free home. This episode is perfect for intermediate learners who want to improve English speaking, listening, and self-expression in a thoughtful, personal way. Practice with us as we explore different kinds of pets, daily routines, responsibilities, and reasons why some people choose to have pets—and others don’t. 🧠 What You’ll Learn in This Episode ▪️How to answer the question “Do I have pets?” in a natural way ▪️Vocabulary to describe different types of pets and their personalities ▪️Useful phrases to talk about pet care, routines, and responsibilities ▪️ How to explain why you do or don’t have pets ▪️Adjectives for describing animals and owners (loyal, independent, playful, calm, demanding, etc.) ▪️ Language to talk about lifestyle, allergies, money, and time when it comes to owning pets 📘 Useful Vocabulary in This Lesson ▪️ loyal, energetic, playful, independent, calm, affectionate ▪️ puppy, kitten, breed, cage, cage cleaning, bedding ▪️ litter box, pet dander, allergies, hypoallergenic, low-maintenance ▪️ aquarium, freshwater, saltwater, tank, water changes ▪️ terrarium, temperature, humidity, insects, pellets ▪️ vet, veterinary care, responsibility, commitment, pet-free household ▪️ dog person, cat person, companion, companionship, human-animal bond 👍 If you found this helpful: ✔️ Like the video ✔️ Subscribe to Today’s English Question ✔️ Turn on notifications so you don’t miss the next question. 💬 Today's English Question: Do you have any pets? Why or why not? Tell us in the comments and try to use some of the vocabulary from today’s lesson!