Từ vựng IELTS band điểm tốt về chủ đề Accommodation chỗ trọ và ví dụ áp dụng

Từ vựng IELTS band điểm tốt về chủ đề Accommodation chỗ trọ và ví dụ áp dụng cho phần thi IELTS Speaking

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”](all the) mod cons[/responsivevoice] : các thiết bị tiện nghi, hiện đại

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]apartment block[/responsivevoice]: chung cư

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]back garden[/responsivevoice]:vườn phía sau nhà

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]detached house[/responsivevoice]: nhà phố

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to do up a property[/responsivevoice]: sữa nhà

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]dream home[/responsivevoice]: căn nhà mơ ước

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]first-time buyer[/responsivevoice]: người mua nhà lần đầu

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]fully-furnished[/responsivevoice]: nhà có đầy đủ nội thất

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to get on the property ladder[/responsivevoice]: mua nhà với mục đích đầu tư để có them được căn nhà lớn hơn và mắc tiền hơn

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]hall of residence[/responsivevoice]: ký túc xá

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]home comforts[/responsivevoice]: đồ đạc, tiện nghi

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]house-hunting[/responsivevoice]: săn nhà để mua

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]house-warming party[/responsivevoice]: lễ tân gia

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]ideal home[/responsivevoice]: ngôi nhà lý tưởng

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to live on campus[/responsivevoice]: khu nội trú cho sinh viên

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]mobile home[/responsivevoice]: ngôi nhà di động

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to move into[/responsivevoice]: dọn vô nhà

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to own your own home[/responsivevoice]: sở hữu nhà riêng

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to pay rent in advance[/responsivevoice]: trả tiền thuê nhà

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]permanent address[/responsivevoice]: a fixed address: địa chỉ thường trú

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]property market[/responsivevoice]: thị trường bất động sản

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to put down a deposit[/responsivevoice]: đặc cọc

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]rented accommodation[/responsivevoice]: nhà cho thuê

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]single room[/responsivevoice]: phòng đơn

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]spacious room[/responsivevoice]: phòng rộng rãi và thoáng

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]student digs[/responsivevoice]: nhà trọ của sinh viên

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]the suburbs[/responsivevoice]: ngoại ô

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]to take out a mortgage[/responsivevoice]: vay có thế chấp

• [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]terraced house[/responsivevoice]: nhà nằm giữa hai căn nhà khác

Từ vựng IELTS band điểm tốt về chủ đề Accommodation chỗ trọ và ví dụ áp dụng trong phần trả lời bài thi IELTS SPEAKING. Có ví dụ áp dụng ở cả 3 phần thi nói IELTS

Part 1
Examiner: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]Do you live in a house or an apartment?[/responsivevoice]

Callum: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Play”]Actually I live on campus … in a single room in halls of residence … all first year students are encouraged to do that as they’re close to the university … next year I plan to move into student digs in town …[/responsivevoice]

Examiner: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]Tell me about where you live.[/responsivevoice]

Julia: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Play”]I live with my parents in the suburbs of Madrid … we only moved in recently … in fact we had a house-warming party just a few weeks ago …[/responsivevoice]

Examiner: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]What kind of accommodation do most people live in in your city?[/responsivevoice]

Maria: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Play”]In the city itself the majority of people live in apartment blocks … that’s what surprised me about England … most people seem to live in terraced houses with lovely back gardens …[/responsivevoice]

Part 2
Describe a house or an apartment you would like to live in. You should say
• what kind of accommodation it would be
• where it would be
• who would live there with you
and say why you would enjoy living in this place.

Paolo: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]I think most people when answering this question would say they’d like to live in a bigdetached house with spacious rooms … views of the countryside and so on … but actually myideal home would be a lot different … I’ve always loved the idea of having a mobile home … a really expensive one with all the mod cons … so I could live wherever I wanted or at least have lots of holidays and be able to take all my home comforts with me whenever I travelled … I realise this would have to be a second home as I’d need a base … a permanent address … but the mobile home would be the accommodation I’d find it exciting to live in … I suppose once I settle down and have children I’ll want to get on the property ladder … I’ll be like everyone else … saving up to put down a deposit on a house or an apartment … I don’t think my family would want to live in a mobile home … but I like to think I’ll still keep that dream home in mind …[/responsivevoice]

Part 3
Examiner: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]Is it better to own your own home or to rent?[/responsivevoice]

Ana: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Play”]I think both have their advantages … living in rented accommodation isn’t necessarily a bad thing … you don’t have a huge debt like you do when you take out a mortgage but I suppose theproperty market offers you an investment for the future … I’m sure that’s why most people preferto own their own home …[/responsivevoice]

Examiner: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]What options are available to young couples looking for accommodation in your country?[/responsivevoice]

Toni: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Play”]If they want to buy their own home it isn’t easy for first-time buyers … mortgages are hard to get so most people live with their parents or in rented accommodation … but that can also be very expensive … you often have to pay rent in advance … and if the accommodation isn’t fully furnished you have the expense of buying furniture …[/responsivevoice]

Examiner: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Male” buttontext=”Play”]What are some of the pleasures involved in making a home for ourselves?[/responsivevoice]

Suki: [responsivevoice voice=”US English Female” buttontext=”Play”]I suppose it starts with house-hunting … finding your ideal home … some people enjoydoing up an old property … giving a property that’s old and tired a new lease of life … others like making wherever they live feel like home with some home comforts …[/responsivevoice]