Places to live
It is in the middle of the city
(city centre)
You keep your car there
(garage)
You stand under it to wash your body
(shower)
Someone who works with you
(colleague)
If I (to have) money, I (to buy) a flat on Vasilevskiy island
(had – would buy)
I live in a place where there are trees and fields around
(in the country)
You come into the yard through it
(gate)
You put your mobile phone or a book there while sleeping
(bedside table)
When you continue to communicate by calling or writing to smb
(keep in touch)
I (to go) for a walk as soon as it (to stop) raining
(will go - stops)
The area outside the central part of the city
(suburbs)
An area joined to the outside wall of a house on an upper level
(balcony)
You put your dishes there to have them washed
(dishwasher)
Speak angrily, express disagreement
(argue)
If you (to tell) her our secret, the whole group (to know) it
(tell – will know)
A group of houses that is smaller than a town, usually in the countryside
(village)
The very top part of a house
(roof)
You rest in it, watch TV or read. It’s usually in the living room
(armchair)
When you stop communicating with smb
(lose touch)
If I (to have) good grades, I (to get) a scholarship next term
(have- will get)
An area with lots of houses, mainly private. There are no big shops or offices there
(residential area)
A hollow structure that allows the smoke from a fire inside a building to escape to the air outside
(chimney)
You wash hands, dishes or food there
(sink)
When you have the same interests, views and tastes with smb
(have a lot in common)
If I (to be) you, I (to study) harder
(were-would study)