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2.
Matin: Have you already moved into your flat?
Sharon: Oh, yes, we have, and we expect you to come to our housewarming party next Sunday
Martin: Thank you, I'll be very glad to come. Is it a two-room flat? Sharon: Yes, a very nice one, with all modern conveniences.
Martin: Is it in a multi storeyed house?
Sharon: It's a four-storeyed dwelling house built by the City Municipals. It's a five minute walk from an underground station. Martin: Weren't you sorry to leave your old home?
Sharon: More than can tell. neighbours were old fellow-workers and I miss them awfully. But you can't compare the new flat with the old one. You'll see it yourself. Take your children along with you.
Martin: Yes, sure. Thank you.
4.
A: Have you a room to let?
B: Yes, sir. What room do you want? A double-bedded room or a single? A: I want a furnished living-room on ground floor boarding and attendance
B: How long will you require it?
A: I intend to stay about two months. Will you show me what rooms you have?
B: Certainly. Will you come this way, please?
A: I like the room. It's tidy and comfortable.
B: The room is furnished and carpeted all over as you see. Here is a wardrobe where you can hang your clothes.
A: I need a desk to work at. And I'd like to have my boots cleaned every morning.
B: Yes, Sir.
A: And my breakfast must be ready at eight sharp. What will the price be including full board and attendance?
B: How will you take the room, by the week or by the month?
A: Does it make any difference?
B: It does, sir. If you take it for two months, you can have it for 60 pounds a month. If you take it by the week, you'll be charged much more, sir.
A:All right. I'll take it for two months. By the way, where does this door lead?
B: To the street, sir.
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Martin asked Sharon if they had already moved into their flat. Sharon replied that they had and invited Martin to their housewarming party the following Sunday. Martin accepted the invitation and asked if it was a two-room flat. Sharon confirmed that it was a nice two-room flat with modern conveniences, located in a four-storeyed dwelling house built by the City Municipals, which was a five minute walk from an underground station. Martin asked if Sharon had been sorry to leave her old home, to which she replied that she missed her old neighbours who were old fellow-workers, but the new flat was incomparable to the old one. She invited Martin to see it himself and bring his children along. Martin thanked Sharon for the invitation.
A man asked if there was a room to let. The landlord replied in the affirmative and asked if he wanted a double-bedded or a single room. The man said he needed a furnished living room on the ground floor with boarding and attendance for about two months. The landlord asked to show him the available rooms, to which the man agreed. After seeing the room, the man said he liked it and needed a desk to work at and his boots cleaned every morning. He also required his breakfast to be ready at eight sharp. The man asked for the price including full board and attendance, to which the landlord asked if he wanted to take the room by the week or by the month. The man asked if there was any difference, and the landlord replied that if he took it for two months, it would cost 60 pounds per month, whereas if he took it by the week, it would cost much more. The man decided to take it for two months and asked where a door led, to which the landlord replied that it led to the street.