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    The document defines various types of residential housing structures and terms related to housing: - Block of high raise flats are large buildings divided into apartments. Bungalows are one-storied houses with low-pitched roofs. Chalets are wooden houses or cottages with heavy, sloping roofs and wide edges. Cottages are cozy rural dwellings. - Detached houses stand alone without sharing walls. Luxury apartments provide high comfort levels. Semi-detached houses join to one other house. Terraced houses are uniform homes in a continuous row. Villas are large, expensive country houses. - Additional terms include bills, deposits, dormitories, house-hunting

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    The document defines various types of residential housing structures and terms related to housing: - Block of high raise flats are large buildings divided into apartments. Bungalows are one-storied houses with low-pitched roofs. Chalets are wooden houses or cottages with heavy, sloping roofs and wide edges. Cottages are cozy rural dwellings. - Detached houses stand alone without sharing walls. Luxury apartments provide high comfort levels. Semi-detached houses join to one other house. Terraced houses are uniform homes in a continuous row. Villas are large, expensive country houses. - Additional terms include bills, deposits, dormitories, house-hunting

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    The document defines various types of residential housing structures and terms related to housing: - Block of high raise flats are large buildings divided into apartments. Bungalows are one-storied houses with low-pitched roofs. Chalets are wooden houses or cottages with heavy, sloping roofs and wide edges. Cottages are cozy rural dwellings. - Detached houses stand alone without sharing walls. Luxury apartments provide high comfort levels. Semi-detached houses join to one other house. Terraced houses are uniform homes in a continuous row. Villas are large, expensive country houses. - Additional terms include bills, deposits, dormitories, house-hunting

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    Block of high raise flats -a large building that is divided into apartments.

    Bungalow - a one-storied house with a low-pitched roof

    Chalet - a type of house or cottage made of wood with a heavy, gentle sloping roof
    and wide edges set at right angles in the front.

    Cottage - a cozy dwelling, generally in rural or semi-rural areas

    Detached House - a stand-alone residential structure that does not share outside
    walls with another house or building.

    Luxury apartment - a type of apartment that is intended to provide its occupant


    with higher-than-average levels of comfort, quality and convenience.

    Semi – detached house - is one that is joined to another similar house on only one
    side

    Terraced house - a house built as part of a continuous row in a uniform style; a row
    house.

    Villa - a large expensive house usually located in the country.

    Bill - Bills from each house are assigned a number in the order in which they are
    introduced, starting at the beginning of each Congress

    Deposit - the amount of money you are contributing to the purchase of the property

    Dormitory - a room for sleeping

    House – hunt - the activity of looking for a house to live in

    House – share - a rental house or apartment shared by a group of unrelated


    individuals who live together, usually with the goal of cutting costs.

    Flatmate - a person who shares an apartment with another person. a person who
    shares an apartment with another person.

    Fully furnished - any space that is equipped with basic as well as luxurious
    amenities like electricals, fridge, AC, and even some furniture.
    Halls of residence - buildings with rooms or flats, usually built by universities or
    colleges, in which students live during the term.

    Homestay - a stay at a residence by a traveler and especially by a visiting foreign


    student who is hosted by a local family.

    Host - a person who receives or entertains guests at home or elsewhere

    Land lord – a person who rents land,a building or an apartment to a tenant

    Lodger – A roomer

    Move in – Take possession of a new house or business premises

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