(description of a flat and a house, other types of dwelling, living in the city, living in the country, ideal home)
1) My house
• in which city
• floors, cellar, attic, how many rooms in each floor, bathroom and toilet
• living room: TV, satellite receiver, old computer, big seat with two armchairs
• kitchen: cupboard, stove with oven, fridge, microwave oven, sink, table with chairs
• bedroom: parent’s beds, wardrobes
• garage, garden
2) My room
• happy / unhappy with my room
• bed
• few wardrobes
• bookcases (school books, literature)
• writing desk (used for school and other hand-writing)
• table with computer (case, ink printer, keyboard and mouse in a tray, monitor, sound system with subwoofer, external modem, phone)
• small TV, MP3 discman
• going to leave for some city to college or private flat
3) Differences between city and village
• positives and negatives to both living in a village and in a city
• disadvantages of village: lack of shopping options, facilities for sports, cultural activities (nothing of this too important for me), have to ride the bus to school and work every day (very big problem)
• advantages of village: quiet healthy environment, possibility to grow your own vegetables and fruit, having pets, raising farm animals; meeting places: church and pub; pig feast
• disadvantages of city: hectic atmosphere created by stress, traffic, noise; polluted air
• advantages of city: job opportunities, housing options, wide variety of cultural and sport activities, number of shops, high quality medical facilities
4) English housing
• typically detached or terraced, owned
• built of red bricks, English grass in the front of the house, plants
• two-floored houses with two garages
• pets; fireplace (krb)
• costs about £100,000
• USA: skyscrapers
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