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Text 2. WE ARE BUILDING A HOUSE OF OUR OWN
Wales— an architect who is to design a house
Bob— a client
Sandra — his wife
Wales: Now, I've made sure that the main services — water and electricity are available in Menchester. So there is nothing to worry about. I'd like to discuss with you the interior design. Shall we start with the downstairs or the upstairs?
Sandra: Downstairs, please.
Wales: Here is a rough plan of the ground floor. The hall and kitchen are on the side facing the road. The living-room and dining-room are on the south, with side windows looking on the garden. They'll get all the sunshine, of course.
Bob: We agreed to combine the living-room and the dining-room, didn't we?
Wales: Yes. You'll see I've not put a wall between the two rooms. The division can
be made by built-in book-shelves on the living room side and cupboards and more shelves on the dining room side.
Sandra: An excellent idea! I like built-in furniture. It saves space, and is cheaper. We won't have to buy separate pieces of furniture.
Wales: You're right, Sandra. Now I'll go ahead. Here's the hall and the stairs.
There is a door from the hall into the living room here, and another door on the right into the kitchen. On the left side of the hall there is a cloak room with a wash-basin in it, and next to it a lavatory.
Bob: That all seems very convenient. As for the kitchen I'm afraid there won't be enough light. What can we do about it?
Wales: The door on the west side can be half glass, if you like. This door is for the tradesmen. If you look at the sketch, you'll see here's a path from the gate to the front door. Here's the garage, on the west side of the house. There is also a wide path from the road straight to the garage. You can have a concrete surface — or tarmac. There is also a door in the kitchen which leads to a cellar.
Sandra: Isn't it wonderful, darling? Now let's have a look at the upstairs rooms.
Wales: O.K. The two large bedrooms are on the south. The small bedroom's on the north. Each of them has a large closet so there is no need for separate wardrobes. Here's the bathroom, and the W.C. next to it.
Bob: We were discussing lighting last time we saw you, Wales. Will that be all right?
Wales: You say you don't want standard lamps or table lamps, so I've arranged for indirect lighting in the living-room. The cables will be built into the wall. There will be also several power points at the lower parts of the walls for the vacuum-cleaner, TV-set, CD-player and other appliances.
Bob: Oh, there is one thing I forgot to ask about the kitchen. Most of the kitchen furniture will be built-in, won't it?
Wales: Yes, the sink and the draining-boards will be under the windows. The electric cooker will be in the corner, so there'll be plenty of space for a refrigerator, a washing-machine and a dish-washer.
Sandra: The kitchen is going to be just marvelous!
Wales: I assume we've settled the exterior of the house, haven't we? Red bricks for the walls and red tiles for the roof. You're having a fireplace in the living-room — on the east wall. Is there anything you'd like to ask me about?
Sandra: I don't think so. Thank you so much.
Bob: Please, let me know when the builders, carpenters, plumbers start work. We'll want to go and see our house going up.

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Text 2. WE ARE BUILDING A HOUSE OF OUR OWNWales is an architect who is to design a house Bob is a clientSandra — his wifeWales: Now, I've made sure that the main services, water and electricity are available in Menchester. So there is nothing to worry about. I'd like to discuss with you the interior design. Shall we start with the downstairs or the upstairs?Sandra Downstairs, please.Wales: Here is a rough plan of the ground floor. The hall and the kitchen are on the side facing the road. The living-room and dining-room are on the south side, with windows looking on the garden. They'll get all the sunshine, of course.Bob: We agreed to combine the living-room and dining-room, didn't we?Wales: Yes. You'll see I've not put a wall between the two rooms. The division canbe made by the built-in book-shelves on the living room side and cupboards and more shelves on the dining room side.Sandra: An excellent idea! I like the built-in furniture. It saves space, and is cheaper. We won't have to buy separate pieces of furniture.Wales: you're right, Sandra. Now I'll go ahead. Here's the hall and the stairs.There is a door from the hall into the living room here, and another door on the right into the kitchen. On the left side of the hall there is a cloak room with a wash-basin in it, and next to it a lavatory.Bob: That all seems very convenient. As for the kitchen, I'm afraid there won't be enough light. What can we do about it?Wales: The door on the west side can be half glass, if you like. This door is for the tradesmen. If you look at the sketch, you'll see here's a path from the gate to the front door. Here's the garage, on the west side of the house. There is also a wide path from the road straight to the garage. You can have a concrete surface — or tarmac. There is also a door in the kitchen which leads to a cellar.Sandra: Isn't it wonderful, darling? Now let's have a look at the upstairs rooms.Wales: O.K. The two large bedrooms are on the south. The small bedroom's on the north. Each of them has a large closet so there is no need for separate wardrobes. Here's the bathroom, and the W.C. next to it.Bob: We were discussing lighting last time we saw you, Wales. Will that be all right?Wales: You say you don't want standard lamps table lamps, or so I've been pre-arranged for indirect lighting in the living-room. The cables will be built into the wall. There will be also several power points at the lower parts of the walls for the vacuum-cleaner, TV-set, CD player and other appliances.Bob: Oh, there is one thing I forgot to ask about the kitchen. Most of the kitchen furniture will be built-in, won't it?Wales: Yes, the sink and the draining-boards will be under the windows. The electric cooker will be in the corner, so there'll be plenty of space for a dubbed Zim Zum, a washing-machine and a dish-washer.Sandra: The kitchen is going to be just marvelous!Wales: I assume we've settled the exterior of the house, haven't we? Red bricks for the walls and red tiles for the roof. You're having a fireplace in the living-room is on the east wall. Is there anything you'd like to ask me about?Sandra: I don't think so. Thank you so much.Bob: Please, let me know when the builders, carpenters, plumbers start work. We'll want to go and see our house going up.

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2. WE ARE text BUILDING A HOUSE OF OUR OWN
Wales- an Architect WHO is to design A House
Bob- A Client
Sandra - His wife
Wales: Now, I've Made sure That the main Services - Electricity and water are available in Menchester . So there is nothing to worry about. I'd like to discuss with you the interior design. Shall we start with the downstairs or upstairs the?
Sandra: Downstairs, Please.
Wales: Here is A rough Plan of the Ground Floor. The hall and kitchen are on the side facing the road. The living-room and dining-room are on the south, with side windows looking on the garden. They'll Get All the sunshine, of course.
Bob: We Agreed to Combine the living-Room and the Dining Room-, did not we?
Wales: Yes. You'll see I've not put a wall between the two rooms. The Division CAN
be Made by Built-in book-shelves on the living Room Side cupboards and shelves and more on the Dining Room Side.
Sandra: An excellent idea! I like built-in furniture. It saves space, and is cheaper. Will we not have to buy separate pieces of furniture.
Wales: You're right, Sandra. Now I'll go ahead. Here's the hall and the Stairs.
There is A Door from the hall into the living Room here, and another on the right Door into the kitchen. On the left Side of the hall there is A Cloak Room with A-Basin wash in it, and next to it A Lavatory.
Bob: That All Seems very convenient. As for the kitchen I'm afraid there will not be enough light. What CAN we do About it?
Wales: The Door on the West Side CAN be half glass, if you like. This door is for the tradesmen. If you look at the sketch, you'll see here's a path from the gate to the front door. Here's the garage, on the west side of the house. There is also a wide path from the road straight to the garage. You can have a concrete surface - or tarmac. Also there is A Door in the kitchen Which Leads to A cellar.
Sandra: Is not it wonderful, Darling? Now Let's Look at A have the upstairs rooms.
Wales: OK The two large bedrooms are on the south. The small bedroom's on the north. Each of them has a large closet so there is no need for separate wardrobes. Here's the bathroom, and the WC next to it.
Bob: We Were Discussing lighting Last time we saw you, Wales. Will That be All right?
Wales: You Say you do not want standard lamps or table lamps, so I've arranged for Indirect lighting in the living-Room. The cables will be built into the wall. Will there be Also Several power points at the Lower Parts of the Walls for the vacuum-cleaner, TV-set, CD-Player and Other appliances.
Bob: Oh, there is One thing I Forgot to Ask About the kitchen. Most of the kitchen furniture Will be Built-in, Will not it?
Wales: Yes, the Sink and the draining-boards Will be Under the windows. The Electric cooker Will be in the corner, so there'll be Plenty of space for A Refrigerator, A Machine-washing and dish-washer A.
Sandra: The kitchen is going to be just marvelous!
Wales: I Assume we've settled the exterior of the house, have not we? Red bricks for the walls and red tiles for the roof. You're having a fireplace in the living-room - on the east wall. Is there anything you'd like me to Ask About?
Sandra: I do not think so. Thank you so much.
Bob: Please, Let me know When the Builders, carpenters, plumbers start work. We'll want to go and see our house going up.

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