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    There are several main types of houses in England: detached houses which stand alone; semi-detached houses which have one adjoining house; terraced houses which are joined together in a row; flats or apartments in buildings; and bungalows which are single-story houses. The document provides examples of detached houses from the Tudor period over 600 years old, semi-detached houses built during Queen Victoria's reign 100 years ago, and describes the narrator living in a detached house with bricks, tiles, and central heating.

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    There are several main types of houses in England: detached houses which stand alone; semi-detached houses which have one adjoining house; terraced houses which are joined together in a row; flats or apartments in buildings; and bungalows which are single-story houses. The document provides examples of detached houses from the Tudor period over 600 years old, semi-detached houses built during Queen Victoria's reign 100 years ago, and describes the narrator living in a detached house with bricks, tiles, and central heating.

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    A Typical English House

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    Евгения Рахманова
    There are several main types of houses in England: detached houses which stand alone; semi-detached houses which have one adjoining house; terraced houses which are joined together in a row; flats or apartments in buildings; and bungalows which are single-story houses. The document provides examples of detached houses from the Tudor period over 600 years old, semi-detached houses built during Queen Victoria's reign 100 years ago, and describes the narrator living in a detached house with bricks, tiles, and central heating.

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    Typical English

    Houses
    The main types of
    houses in England

    detached semi-detached
    (a house not joined (two houses
    to another house) joined together)

    flats
    (apartments)
    terrace
    (several houses
    bungalows
    joined together)
    Detached
    houses
    These two houses are over 600 hundred
    years old. They were built during the Tudor times.
    Semi – detached houses
    This house was built when Queen Victoria
    was on the throne 100 years ago.
    Bungalows
    Terraced
    houses
    Apartments
    Hi, my name is Erik. I live
    in a small town in the
    south east of England.
    I live in a detached house.
    This means that my house
    is not joined to another
    house. My house is made of
    bricks and tiles.

    In my house there are three rooms downstairs and three


    rooms upstairs. We have central heating which keeps
    our house warm. Some houses have an open fire place
    but we don't.
    (Over 90 per cent of homes have central heating.)

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