Dialogue 1
A: Welcome to my new home! Please, make yourself at home.
B: Thanks! It’s a lovely terraced house. I love the open fireplace — it looks so cozy.
A: Yes, and the walls are soundproof, so it’s very quiet inside. The heated towel rail in the bathroom is also great during winter.
B: That sounds amazing! The neighborhood is nice too. Is that a gourmet bistro down the street?
A: Exactly! It’s the trendiest spot around here.
Dialogue 2
A: How do you like living in a semi-detached house?
B: It’s good, but sometimes it feels a bit uninviting because the neighbors are noisy.
A: Have you thought about installing central heating or a solar water heater to improve things?
B: I have! I also want a private entrance to feel more comfortable.
A: That sounds like a great plan. It’s important to put your own house in order before worrying about others.
Dialogue 3
A: What type of house do you want to live in someday?
B: I’d love a farmhouse — somewhere peaceful and surrounded by nature.
A: That sounds lovely. Do you want it to be functional or more ornate?
B: Definitely functional. I want a heated towel rail and central heating for the cold months.
A: Nice! And maybe a clothes dryer to make laundry easier?
B: Yes, that too. Plus, a king-size bed to sleep comfortably after a long day on the farm!
Dialogue 4
A: Have you ever lived in a townhouse?
B: No, but I’ve heard they can be a bit odd sometimes.
A: How so?
B: Well, sometimes the rooms are small, and the design can feel dull. But if it’s well-designed, it can be very functional.
A: True. It helps if there’s an en-suite bathroom and maybe a private entrance.
B: Exactly! That makes a big difference.
Dialogue 5
A: I saw a castle for sale near here!
B: Wow, a castle! That sounds like a dream.
A: It’s enormous and very ornate, but probably expensive to maintain.
B: I guess it’s not very functional for daily living, though.
A: Yeah, it’s more of a historical monument than a practical home. But imagine living there!
B: That would be something to write home about for sure.
Dialogue 6
A: Have you seen the new terraced houses in the neighborhood?
B: Yes, I have. They look nice, but I think they might feel a bit cramped.
A: True, but some have a private entrance and even a basement flat for extra space.
B: That sounds better. I like houses that are both functional and comfortable.
Dialogue 7
A: I want to buy a flat in the city center.
B: That’s great! Do you prefer a studio flat or something bigger?
A: A studio flat is fine, but it needs to be soundproof because the city can be noisy.
B: Good idea. Also, a flat with air conditioning is a must for hot summers.
A: Absolutely! And maybe an en-suite bathroom too for convenience.
Dialogue 8
A: What do you think about living in a mobile home?
B: It sounds adventurous! But it might feel uninviting after a while.
A: Maybe, but if it’s well-designed, it can be very functional and cozy.
B: That’s true. And you can always add a heated towel rail to make it more comfortable.
Dialogue 9
A: I’ve always dreamed of living in a villa with a beautiful garden.
B: That sounds amazing! Would it be ornate or simple?
A: Definitely ornate, with lots of decorations and a roof garden.
B: Nice! I bet it would be the trendiest house in the neighborhood.
Dialogue 10
A: How do you find living in a semi-detached house?
B: It’s good, but sometimes I wish it were more soundproof.
A: Yeah, noise can be a problem. Do you have central heating?
B: Yes, and it makes a big difference during winter.
A: That’s good! I think it’s important to put your own house in order before worrying about others.