The address where you live now., A group of letters and/or numbers that identifies an area for delivering mail., A phone number people can use to reach you., The job you do., A person whose job is to care for people’s teeth., A person whose job is to help people learn., The type of home or building, such as a house or an apartment., To try to find an apartment to live in., Having furniture already provided., Having no furniture or very little furniture provided., The lowest amount of money paid or asked for renting a place., The highest amount of money paid or allowed for renting a place., To remain below a particular amount or limit., To reach a particular amount or limit., Things you are sure you need or must have., Bedrooms suitable for two people., To write something down so you can remember it., As quickly or as early as you can., A building or part of a building where you keep a car., To avoid feeling enclosed in a small space with little light or openness., An apartment with a recent design or up-to-date features., Buildings changed into homes or apartments from another use or layout ., Another choice you can consider., Another choice that offers benefits or seems good., A place to park a car away from the public road, such as a driveway., Close enough to a place to travel there easily., Very important and necessary., A room where people sit and relax; a living room., A room used for eating that is not part of the kitchen or living room., To usually eat something or eat in a particular way or place.

IELTS_LisP1Th1_Practice 4_Task 2

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