vocabulary concerning home, house,

Home and Life

English, level C1

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Vocabulary

� squatter

� thatched

� run-down

� gloomy

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Vocabulary

� squatter

� thatched

� run-down

� gloomy

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Vocabulary

� squatter

� thatched

� run-down

� gloomy

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Vocabulary

� squatter

� thatched

� run-down

� gloomy

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Vocabulary

� squatter

� thatched

� run-down

� gloomy

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squatter - thatched - run-down - gloomy

� They live in a . . . cottage with a . . . roof.

� They live in a thatched cottage with a thatched roof.

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� They live in a . . . cottage with a . . . roof.

� They live in a thatched cottage with a thatched roof.

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� If you’re renting a property and fall behind with rent paymentsyou’re not . . . if you continue to live there.

� If you’re renting a property and fall behind with rent paymentsyou’re not squatting if you continue to live there.

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� If you’re renting a property and fall behind with rent paymentsyou’re not . . . if you continue to live there.

� If you’re renting a property and fall behind with rent paymentsyou’re not squatting if you continue to live there.

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� He was in a . . . condition from months of overwork.

� He was in a run-down condition from months of overwork.

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� He was in a . . . condition from months of overwork.

� He was in a run-down condition from months of overwork.

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� The painting captures the . . . of a foggy night

� The painting captures the gloom of a foggy night.

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� The painting captures the . . . of a foggy night

� The painting captures the gloom of a foggy night.

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� The police can take action if . . . commit other crimes whenentering or staying in a property

� The police can take action if squatters commit other crimes whenentering or staying in a property

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� The police can take action if . . . commit other crimes whenentering or staying in a property

� The police can take action if squatters commit other crimes whenentering or staying in a property

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� The shack by the river was old and . . .

� The shack by the river was old and run-down.

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� The shack by the river was old and . . .

� The shack by the river was old and run-down.

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� Look on the bright side of things instead of the . . . one.

� Look on the bright side of things instead of the gloomy one.

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� Look on the bright side of things instead of the . . . one.

� Look on the bright side of things instead of the gloomy one.

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rickety - draughty - cramped - overgrown

� The garden is . . . with weeds.

� The garden is overgrown with weeds.

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� The garden is . . . with weeds.

� The garden is overgrown with weeds.

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� Too many animals are transported in . . . conditions, withoutadequate food and water

� Too many animals are transported in cramped conditions, withoutadequate food and water.

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� Too many animals are transported in . . . conditions, withoutadequate food and water

� Too many animals are transported in cramped conditions, withoutadequate food and water.

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� Anyone would get pneumonia living in that . . . old house.

� Anyone would get pneumonia living in that draughty old house.

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� Anyone would get pneumonia living in that . . . old house.

� Anyone would get pneumonia living in that draughty old house.

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� Careful! That chair’s a bit . . .

� Careful! That chair’s a bit rickety.

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� Careful! That chair’s a bit . . .

� Careful! That chair’s a bit rickety.

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