8 Living spaces and domestic environments | Answering multiple choice questions can be difficult. One way to approach this type of question is to read the stem and then the text, and try to answer the question before looking at the options. Watch out for options that are only partially correct, e.g. a distractor that seems to make sense but doesn’t work with a sentence completion stem. Working with vocabulary Read the email. The underlined words are incorrect. Write the correct word on the line. 1 Hi Louie, I‘m utterly fed-up living at home, so I’ve decided to move in. 1 A fellow student called Nico is looking for a new flatmate, so I decided to seize my chance! I’m going to be his new landlord. 2 The house is totally furnished, 3 , the rent’s pretty cheap and I’ll have my own room with an en-suite bathroom. I’ll have to pay half of the utility bills and do my amount 4 of the household chores, but that’s OK because I do that at home anyway. I suppose we can break 5 the food bills. What do you think? Does it sound good? Bradley Hey Bradley, Wow – I’m 1 to hear your news! You haven’t said where the house is though. Will it be far for you to 2 to work? It sounds as if you’ll have plenty of 3 there, which you need obviously if you want to bring your partner back. But I wonder what Nico’ll think when he sees how 4 you are! I’m sure you haven’t changed and you’re still messy! And I know you’ve never exactly been a fan of using the 5 . Let me know how it goes. Louie Complete Louie’s reply. Use the words in the box in their correct form. There are three extra words/ phrases you should not use. central heating commute dish do privacy thrill tidy vacuum cleaner 2 Key Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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