English Listening Practice - English B1 Episode 27 Housing And Living Arrangements - Track 05

English Listening Practice - English B1 Episode 27 Housing And Living Arrangements - Track 05

This episode takes you on a fascinating journey through the world of housing and living arrangements. From the engineering marvels designed to withsta
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English Listening B1 Episode 27 - Track 05

Fill in the Blanks Exercise

  TRACK 5
   
  A: Good   .
  C: Hi, I’m interested in any     you have in the town
  centre.
  A: OK, and is that to     or to buy?
  C: Oh, it’s to   . I’ve just started a new     here,
  so I think I’d rather rent than buy, for now anyway.
  A: Right, well we have quite a few     on our books, from
  one-bed studios to four-bedroom apartments.
  C: I’d prefer something    , but not too small. I imagine
  I’ll get a lot of     staying with me. So, two    , and preferably
  with a   . I cycle a lot and I don’t want to carry my     up lots
  of stairs!
  A: Well, most of the     buildings have lifts, but a lot
  of the properties in the centre are quite   . Would you rather look at
  new places or older ones?
  C: I don’t     – at this stage I’m just getting an
    of what things are like here.
  A: OK ... so you’re new to the   ?
  C: Yeah, I lived in a little     up near the mountains
  until recently.
  A: Oh, that sounds   .
  C: To be honest, I prefer     to villages. The problem
  with a village is that everyone knows your   . Maybe I’m unfriendly, but
  I like the way the town is more   .
  A: Ah yes, I’ve heard a few people say that! I must say I
  prefer living here. I suppose I like my     too. Right, erm, what about
    space? Do you need that?
  C: No, I haven’t got a   . I prefer to walk or cycle. It
  keeps me   .
  A: Of course, you mentioned your   !
  C: Yeah! And anyway, in my    , driving in town is a
  !
  A: I know, and it’s getting   . OK, well, the next thing
  to consider is your     and the rental period.

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