Housing
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Housing
Číslo projektu CZ.1.07/1.5.00/34.0852 Název školy Střední škola cestovního ruchu, s. r. o., Benešov Předmět Anglický jazyk Tematický okruh Konverzační téma Téma Housing Ročník 1.A Autor Mgr. Nela Vlachová Datum výroby 5.3.2013 Anotace DUM slouží k výuce žáků 1. ročníku v oblasti „Anglický Autorem materiálu a všech jeho částí, není-li uvedeno jinak, je www.soes.cz. jazyk“. Mgr. Nela Vlachová. Dostupné z u Pracovní list – Housing Differences between the Czech Republic and Great Britain: in the Czech Republic people often build the house themselves, which is not so common in Great Britain in Great Britain people buy their houses from commercial builders or from the former owners 70% of English people have their own house – most people do not have enough money to buy a house for cash so they take out a mortgage Traditional housing in Great Britain: Terraced houses Semi-detached houses Detached houses Villages: cottages bungalows Cities: flats (usually in block of flats, prefabs) houses Materials: stone, bricks, wood Useful vocabulary: redbrick house, skyscraper, castle, chateau, palace, half-timbered house/Tudor-style house, caravan, igloo, teepee, prefab Positive qualities: comfortable, cosy, luxurious, roomy, large, tidy, well-kept, attractive, elegant, magnificent, newly built Negative qualities: haunted, shabby, hideous Activities: to move into, to move out of, to rent, to decorate, to furnish, to pull down/demolish Questions: Where do you live? Describe your place of living. Tell us about your room (furniture, colours, decorations, pictures, special equipment, thing you consider the best one – why?) Describe the house where you would like to live. Why do Englishmen say “My house my castle?”