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    This document discusses sharing accommodation such as living with roommates. It asks questions about where one lives, who they live with, how long they have lived there, and what room is used for family time. When living away from home such as in a dorm, it may be bothersome to share a space with a roommate. However, there are also benefits to having a roommate like not feeling lonely and sharing costs.

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    This document discusses sharing accommodation such as living with roommates. It asks questions about where one lives, who they live with, how long they have lived there, and what room is used for family time. When living away from home such as in a dorm, it may be bothersome to share a space with a roommate. However, there are also benefits to having a roommate like not feeling lonely and sharing costs.

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    This document discusses sharing accommodation such as living with roommates. It asks questions about where one lives, who they live with, how long they have lived there, and what room is used for family time. When living away from home such as in a dorm, it may be bothersome to share a space with a roommate. However, there are also benefits to having a roommate like not feeling lonely and sharing costs.

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    Sharing accomodation

     What kind of housing/accommodation do you live in?


     What do you usually do in your house/flat/room?
     How long have you lived there?
     What room does your family mostly spend time together?
     Who do you live with??
     What have you done to your room to make it look nice?
     One day when going to study you will live in the dorm.
    What do you think you will bother the most about?
     What are 5 cool benefits of having a roommate?

    VOCABULARY
    1. Spacious (adjective): large and with plenty of space for people to move around in
    Ex: The hotel rooms are spacious and comfortable.

    2. Sibling(s) (noun): a brother or sister


    Ex: The younger children were badly treated by older siblings.

    3. Get on well with sb (phrasal verb): to have a friendly relationship with somebody
    4. Bedsit (noun): a room that a person rents and uses for both living and sleeping in
    Ex: He lives in a tiny student bedsit used for both sleeping and studying.

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