Types of Houses
Terraced house.
A space or room inside or partly inside the roof of a building.
Attic
This is _______________ expensive house we've seen today. (inferiority)
__________a look at these views. They are spectacular.
Take
I wish I _____________(afford) this place, but I'm afraid I can't.
could afford
Type of house that has many neighbors in the same building.
This is where you part your car if your house doesn't have a garage.
Drive/driveway
The __________we arrive, the ___________we'll be able to rest by the pool. (soon/long)
sooner/longer
The doctor said I had to ________two of these tablets every day.
take
If I __________(live) in that tiny apartment, I __________(not invite) anybody home.
lived/couldn't invite(wouldn't invite)
An individual house not joined to any other.
Detached house.
A fence or boundary around your garden formed by a dense row of shrubs or low trees.
Hedge.
As the mansion gets older, it becomes more expensive to maintain. (The)
The older the mansion, the more expensive it is to maintain.
You should __________up your mind quickly or another person could buy the houseboat.
make
If the weather __________(not be) good, we ___________(not go) to the beach.
isn't /won't go
A house in the countryside, which usually has a straw roof.
Thatched cottage.
This is a place below your house where you keep your wines.
Cellar.
This flat is very small. In fact, it is ______________ flat we've seen so far.
You can't _______ that! The block of flats will __________ two years to build.
do/take
I wish you ___________(take) your school work more seriously.
took/would take
A type of house with a single storey.
Bungalow.
This is the grass of your garden.
Lawn.
A mansion is ________________(luxurious) than a bungalow.
more luxurious
I'd like to ___________a room into an office.
make
Unless she ____________(purchase) a bigger house, she ____________( not be able to) raise her five children in her current accommodation.
purchases/won't be able to