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| Terraced houses - casas geminadas (dos dois lados) |
build a house: construir uma casa
share a house: compartilhar/dividir uma casa
demolish a house: demolir uma casa
renovate a house: renovar uma casa
break into a house: entrar/invadir uma casa
move house: mudança de casa
COMMON EXPRESSIONS
live in a house: morar em uma casa
stay at someone's house: ficar na casa de alguém
pass someone's house: passar na casa de alguém
lock yourself out of the house: se trancar para o lado de fora da casa
1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the above verbs.
a) My son is at university. He _______________ a house with five others students.
b) ______________ house can be very stressul for some people.
c) It looks very old. Do you know when the house was ________________?
d) Somebody ____________ into our house last night and stole the television.
e) We like buying really old houses and ____________ them.
f) The house I was born in is no longer standing. It was _____________ 10 years ago.
2. Match (common expressions).
a) We've lived in
b) If you're ever passing our house
c) I locked myself out of the house and
d) If you can't find a room in a hotel
( ) I had to climb in the bedroom window.
( ) you're welcome to stay at our house.
( ) the same house for over thirty years.
( ) why don't you drop in for a cup of tea?
Keys
1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the above verbs.
a) My son is at university. He shares a house with five others students.
b) Moving house can be very stressul for some people.
c) It looks very old. Do you know when the house was built?
d) Somebody broke into our house last night and stole the television.
e) We like buying really old houses and renovating them.
f) The house I was born in is no longer standing. It was demolished 10 years ago.
2. Match (common expressions).
a) We've lived in
b) If you're ever passing our house
c) I locked myself out of the house and
d) If you can't find a room in a hotel
(c) I had to climb in the bedroom window.
(d) you're welcome to stay at our house.
(a) the same house for over thirty years.
(b) why don't you drop in for a cup of tea?
