Zadanie 1
Zdecydowałeś się na wynajęcie mieszkania w Cambridge. Rozmawiasz z właścicielem tego mieszkania. Poniżej podane są 4 kwestie, które musisz omówić w rozmowie z egzaminującym.
- oczekiwania co do umeblowania
- zakres koniecznego remontu
- warunki płacenia czynszu
- współmieszkańcy
Każda pauza ma być dobrze rozwinięta i ma składać się z 3/4 zdań.
Zadanie 2
1.Do you think the people often spend their time on the terrace? Why?
2.Do you like having meals outside? Why? Why not?
3.Tell us about a funny/surprising situation connected with your home.
Zadanie 3
1. Is it easier to live in a flat than in a house? Why? Why not?
2. What problems can arise if you live on your own? Why?
3. Which is more sensible for students: renting a flat or living in a hall of residence? Why?
4.how can neighbours affect your home live?
Każde odpowiedź ma być rozwinięta i prawidłowa. Za nie podanie wszystkich zadań, użycie translatora czy słabo rozwinięte odpowiedzi będę zgłaszał nadużycie.
Z góry dziękuję :)
Pozdrawiam!
1.
>Oczekiwania co do umeblowania
I would like the flat to be fully furnished, but it's acceptable if it's not. I require, however, several things that are a necessity. That is, I need a bed, a closet, fully equipped bathroom and, at the very least, basic kitchen appliances like a fridge, a stove and an oven. A microwave would be nice, too. I could use several cabinets and a sofa as well.
>Zakres koniecznego remontu
What is the state of the flat? I can't exactly afford a full renovation, but if repairs in kitchen and bathroom are necessary, I'm sure I'll manage financially, especially if I split with someone. I hope that the living room and bedroom are in good state and don't need anything, but it's okay if I'll need to paint the walls anew.
>Warunki płacenia czynszu
I am ready to pay three months in advance and monthly fee at the beginning of every month afterwards. What is the interest rate if I don't pay on time? Could it be lower?
>Współmieszkańcy
There is one other person I know would like to rent this flat with me, so we'll have to discuss further arrangements with them. We'll split the rent in half and pay the full sum together on the agreed day of every month. If a third person to become a flatmate shows up, we will contact you and make a new agreement.
Zadanie 2.
(to zadanie z obrazkiem? Bo pierwsze pytanie brzmi, jakby się do niego odnosiło, i nie jestem w stanie udzielić poprawnej odpowiedzi nie wiedząc, co na nim jest. Poniższa odpowiedź jest językowo poprawna, ale niekoniecznie na temat. Jeśli nie pasuje, napisz mi pw z pobieżnym opisem obrazka, chociażby po polsku, to uzupełnię.)
1. I think that yes, they do spent a lot of time on the terrace. It is a pleasant place to rest after a tiring day because of the fresh air and pleasant view. It is also believed that eating outdoors makes the dish taste better.
2. Yes, I do, because, as I said before, food served in open air does in fact taste better. However, if the weather is cold, wet or windy, it can drain all the pleasure from eating. The wind alone can make a meal tiresome by blowing napkins away, tossing things into your plate and raising the tablecloth.
3. When I was little, one of my favourite books was "The Lion, the witch and the Wardrobe" by C.S. Lewis, and when we moved house, there was a huge, old closet in one of the rooms. I found it first, and thinking it would lead me to Narnia, I slipped in. My family didn't know about it and they've been searching for me for hours, because I fell asleep imagining my own adventures in the land of Aslan. The story is still told sometimes at family reunions.
Zadanie 3.
1. I think it's easier to live in a flat becauce of many reasons. Firstly, the area you have to tidy every week is much smaller and you don't have a garden to take care of. Secondly, in winter heating a small flat is far less costly than heating a huge house, partially because the flats below, above and next to yours help keep some heat in while the house, unless properly isolated, loses heat from every side.
2. There are many problems connected with living alone. You can suffer from loneliness, for starters; if you are keeping a pet, you need to ask your neighbours to check up on it if you're leaving for an extended period of time and cant's take it with you. You can't split the costs of rent and bills with anyone, therefore your finances are put under a strain. You can't share the chores with anyone, either - you need to do everything yourself.
3. It depends on a city where they are studying and the prices for flats and halls of residence there. Usually the latter is cheaper and more conveniently located, so they don't have to walk far or take buses to the place where their lectures take place. On the other hand, halls of residence have quite a reputation for being the least suitable places for studying possible due to the shenanigans some of the more adventurous students are up to, from stupid pranks to wild parties.
4. Neighbours are a very important criteria when choosing a place to live, because they can have great impact on your way of living. They may be obnoxious, nosy people who play loud and bad music late at night or quarrel around the clock, making sleep impossible. They can, alternatively, come knocking at your door because you dropped a book and the noise bothered them. Or they can become your best friends that support you and whom you support. Neighbours can really affect your life greatly.
Zrobiłam, co mogłam, ale ile to warte to już oceni nauczyciel. p:
you're welcome.