Instead of saying "it is new, it's yellow", you can combine them e.g. "it is new and yellow".
"Before door" should be "front door".
"It isn't yard" - better to say "it doesn't have a yard.
how about this:
I have a new house which is painted in yellow and the front door is green. It doesn't have a yard but has many flowers infront of the house.
We mostly use the word before when we refer to dates... ^_~ Good luck... I always say practice makes perfect!
Hello Faith. Let me start out by saying this submission refers to the past. All these comments that you are getting are referring to the present. So I will write how it should be in "past tense".
My house was new. It was yellow and the door was green. It did not have a yard, but it had many flowers in front of the house.
If you need more help with the "tenses" (past, present, and future) please contact me :-)))) Keep up the hard work.