1.

Home town
1.Where do you come from?
I’m not a native here. I’m from Bac Lieu which is a small town in the South of
VN. I’m proud of the city ,not only because it has a long history but also it has
reputable genres of music call ĐCTTNB. DCTTNB was recognized by UNESO as
an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
(If you are living in a different place to where you "come from) Why did
you move there/here?
I would move to HCM City because I got the scholarship from high school for
people who got the price of chemistry. HCM City is the metropolis where have
career prospect with higher income
2.What kind of accommodation do you live in?
A detached house

semi detached house / a townhouse

A terraced house
A bungalow house
Condominium/ high-rise building
Students may be living in rented accommodation or rented house or renting a room
in a house
A studio / a bedsit
I live in student digs
Positive collocations
I live in a really comfy flat= comfortable on a seventh floor of a high-rise building
I live in spacious flat = roomy
A really cosy flat = small but comfortable
It’s a bit of a cramped flat= small and uncomfortable
Do you like your home?
Yes, what I really like about my house is the living room , it’s nice and spacious
and really comfy
An en-suite bathroom
The master bedroom
A king-size bed
A queen-size bed
Fluffy cushions
A room full of contrasting colours
With decorations and ornaments on the bookshelves
I’ve been living here for 7 years now. I used to live in …There,we lived in a
condominium, quite a spacious flat. It was on the 20th floor of a high-rise building.
Now where we live, we are on the 6th floor and it’s a smaller flat but really comfy,
and what I like most about it is
Where I live now is not as spacious as before and if the truth be told , it’s a little bit
cramped.
To be honest
To tell you the truth
Frankly speaking
Between you and me
It was much

Anh tốt nhất là không nên
gây sức ép lên gia đình tôi.
You better not be putting the squeeze on 
my family
Anh đang dính phải vài vụ khó nhằn.

I had to put in work on a couple of cats.