Номер 6, страница 99 - гдз по английскому языку 5-7 класс (Solutions) учебник Фалла, Дэвис

Lesson nine C.

Exercises six and seven.

Agent: Good morning.

Agent: Can I help you?

Student: Oh, hello. Yes, I'm gonna start my second year at Bristol University in September and I'm looking for somewhere to live.

Agent: What kind of place are you looking for?

Student: I don't know, really.

Agent: Well, do you want to live in a shared house or are you looking for your own flat?

Student: I'm not sure. I suppose a flat is gonna be more expensive.

Agent: Probably. But it depends where it is. A one-bed flat near the university is gonna cost about seven or eight hundred pounds a month. But if you go further out, to the edge of the city, you can find one for maybe four or five hundred.

Student: That's quite expensive. I've got two friends who I can share with.

Agent: Then a house is better for you, I think.

Student: How much does it cost to live in a house?

Agent: Between about two hundred and four hundred pounds a month.

Student: That's cheap. About seventy pounds to one hundred and thirty pounds each.

Agent: No, two hundred to four hundred per person.

Student: Oh, okay. Can you show me some houses?

Agent: This one is outside Bristol. Two hundred and fifty pounds a week. It's got a nice big dining room and living room. And there's a dishwasher in the kitchen.

Student: I really want to be closer to the center.

Agent: Okay. Well, this one is three hundred pounds. It's about a mile from the center. There are lots of shops and restaurants nearby. It's in quite a lively part of town.

Student: Lively? So, quite noisy?

Agent: Yes, I think so. This one's in a quieter area. It's three hundred and twenty pounds sharing with two others.

Student: It sounds great. Is there a shared bathroom?

Agent: Yes, it's a shared bathroom. Do you want to visit the house?

Student: Yes, please.

Agent: Are you free at the weekend?

Student: On Saturday, yes, but not on Sunday.

Agent: Okay. I'll ring the landlord now and make an appointment.