IELTS Vocabulary  : band 7-9 phrases

(아이엘츠 보카 정리)

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Examiner: Do you live in a house or an apartment?
Callum: 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 …

Examiner: Tell me about where you live.
Julia: 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 …

Examiner: What kind of accommodation do most people live in in your city?
Maria: 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 …

아이엘츠 스피킹 파트2

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:  I think most people when answering this question would say they’d like to live in a big detached house with spacious rooms … views of the countryside and so on … but actually my ideal 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 ….

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Examiner: Is it better to own your own home or to rent?
Ana: 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 the property market offers you an investment for the future … I’m sure that’s why most people prefer to own their own home …

Examiner: What options are available to young couples looking for accommodation in your country?
Toni: 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 …

Examiner: What are some of the pleasures involved in making a home for ourselves?
Suki: I suppose it starts with house-hunting … finding your ideal home … some people enjoy doing 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 …

Definitions

• (all the) mod cons:
  technology at home that makes jobs easier such as a washing machine, dishwasher etc.
  (집안의) 편의 시설 - 식세기, 로봇청소기, 건조기 등
   
• apartment block:
  a large building made up of smaller units of apartments
  아파트
   
• back garden:
  a garden at the rear of the house
  뒤뜰(후원)
   
• detached house:
  a house that is not physically connected to another property
  단독 주택
   
• to do up a property:
  to repair an old building
  오래된 건물을 수리하다
   
• dream home:
  a home you regard as perfect
  꿈의 하우스
   
• first-time buyer:
  someone buying a property for the first time, especially when taking out a loan (mortgage)
  첫 구매자
   
• fully-furnished:
  a rented property with all furniture included
  가구완비된 
   
• to get on the property ladder:
  to buy a property with the aim of buying another bigger or more expensive one later in life
  부동산 사다리에 오르다.
   
• hall of residence:
  a college or university building where students live
  기숙사
   
• home comforts:
  things that make a home feel comfortable to live in
  내 집 같이 편안하게 느끼게 해주는 아이템들
   
• house-hunting:
  looking for a property to live in
  (이사갈) 집 보러 다니기
   
• house-warming party:
  a party to celebrate moving into a new home
  집들이 파티
   
• ideal home:
  a perfect home
  이상적인 집
   
• to live on campus:
  to live on the university or college grounds
  캠퍼스에서 산다
   
• mobile home:
  a home that can be moved by a vehicle or one that has its own engine
  이동식 주택
   
• to move into:
  to begin to live in a property
  이사들어가다
   
• to own your own home:
  to have bought the property you live in
  내 집을 갖다
   
• to pay rent in advance:
  weekly or monthly rent paid at the beginning of the week or month
  렌트비를 선불하다
   
• permanent address:
  a fixed address
  본적
   
• property market:
  the buying and selling of land or buildings
  부동산 시장
   
• to put down a deposit:
  to pay an amount of money as the first in a series of future payments
  보증금을 내다
   
• rented accommodation:
  property owned by someone else and for which a person pays a fixed amount to live in
  세들어 사는 집
   
• single room:
  a room for one person
  원룸
   
• spacious room:
  a large room
  넓은 방
   
• student digs:
  student accommodation
  학생 거주시설등(대학생 하숙집 등)
   
• the suburbs:
  a residential area on the edge of towns or cities
  교외
   
• to take out a mortgage:
  to borrow a large amount of money, paid back over several years, in order to buy a house
  모기지론을 받다
   
• terraced house:
  a house connected on both sides by other properties
  테라스하우스 
  
   

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