BRITISH HOMES1. About 80 per cent o

BRITISH HOMES1. About 80 per cent of British people live in houses built close together.Detached houses are usually in expensive suburbs, quite far fromthe town centre. Terraced houses and blocks of flats are mostly found intown centers. They can either be very small two-storey houses with oneor two bedrooms or large houses with three or five floors and four orfive bedrooms.2. About 67 per cent of people in Britain own their houses or flats.Most of the rest live in rented accommodation. People in Britain buyhouses or flats because there is not enough rented accommodation andwhat there is can be expensive.3. Council flats1 and houses are built and owned by the local council.After the Second World War a lot of council flats, known as towerblocks, were constructed. Some were as high as 20 storeys and so badlybuilt that they had to be pulled down only thirty years later.344. Modern housing estates2 are built differently now. There mightbe a mixture of two-storey terraced houses together with a four-storeyblock of flats. There are play areas for children and there is often acommunity centre3 where people who live on the estate can meet.5. Since 1980’s council tenants have been able to buy their ownhomes very cheaply if they have lived in them for over two years. By1993, 1,5 million council houses had been sold, but only 5000 councilhouses or flats were built to replace them. This means that it is now verydifficult to find cheap housing or rent.6. Most British houses have a garden and many British peoplespend a lot of time in it. Most gardens, even small ones, have flowersand a lawn. If you don’t have a garden, it is possible to grow flowersand vegetables on at allotment5 which is a piece of land rented from thelocal council.

Результаты (английский) 1:

HOMES BRITISH
1. About 80 per cent of British people live in houses built close together.
Usually houses are detached in expensive Suburbs, quite far the from
the town centre. Blocks and houses Terraced of flats are mostly found in
town centers. CAN an either the BE for They very small to two two-storey houses with one's
or to two two bedrooms or large houses with a three or a five or four floors and
a five bedrooms.
2. About 67 per cent of people in Britain own their houses or flats.
Most of the rest live in rented accommodation . In Britain the buy the People
houses or flats Because there is not enough Sofia rented for accommodation and
what there is the BE CAN expensive.
Council flats1 3.
and houses are built and owned by the local council.
The World of Second of After War a lot of council flats, as with the known tower
blocks The, Were Constructed. Some were as high as 20 and SO badly storeys
built for They had to That the BE pulled down only thirty years later.
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4. Modern housing estates2
are now built differently. Of might There
the BE of a Mixture to two two-storey houses of terraced-together with a four-storey
block of flats. Areas-play are There for children and there is often the a
community centre3
where clause people the who the live on the estate CAN the meet.
5. Since 1980 council tenants have's Been Able
to the buy Their own
homes very cheaply the if for They have lived in for over Them to two two years. By
1993, 1,5 million council houses had been sold , but only 5,000 council
houses or flats were built to replace them . IT Means That the this is now! Just very
Difficult to the find cheap housing or bar rent.
Most houses British 6. have a garden and British many people
spend a lot of time in it. Gardens Most, even small ones, have flowers
and a lawn. You do not the if have a garden, IT is Possible to grow flowers
and vegetables on AT allotment5
the which is a piece of land Sofia rented from the
local council.

Результаты (английский) 2:

BRITISH HOMES
1. About 80 per cent of British people live in houses built close together.
Detached houses are usually in expensive suburbs, quite far from
the town centre. Terraced houses and blocks of flats are mostly found in
Town centers. They can either be very small two-storey houses with one
or two bedrooms or large houses with three or five floors and four or
Five bedrooms.
2. About 67 per cent of people in Britain own their homes or flats.
Most of the rest live in rented accommodation. People in Britain buy
houses or flats because there is not enough rented accommodation and
what there is can be expensive.
3. Council flats1
houses are built and owned by the local council.
After the Second World War a lot of council flats, known as tower
The women were constructed. Some were as high as 20 storeys and so badly
They were only 30 years old.
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4. Modern housing estates2
They are built differently now. There might
be a mixture of two-storey terraced houses together with a four-storey
Block of flats. There are play areas for children and there is often a
community centre3
where people who live on the estate can meet.
5. Since the 1980's council tenants have been able
to buy their own
Homes are very cheaply if they have lived in them for over two years. By
1993, 1.5 million council houses were sold, but only 5000 council
houses or flats were built to replace them. This means that it is now very
difficult to find cheap housing or rent.
6. Most British houses have a garden and many British people
spend a lot of time in it. Most gardens, even small ones, have flowers
and a lawn. If you don't have a garden, it is possible to grow flowers
and vegetables on at allotment5
which is a piece of land rented from the
local council.

Результаты (английский) 3:

BRITISH HOMES
1. 80% of Britons live together.
Detached houses are usually in expensive suburbs，quite far from
the town centre. Terraced houses and blocks of flats are mostly found in
town centers. They can have a very small two storey houses
Or large houses with three or five floors and four or download
five bedrooms.
2. About 67 per cent of people in Britain own their houses or flats.
The best way to survive is in the returned acommodation. People in Britain buy
houses or flats because there is not enough rented accommodation and
what there is can be expensive.
3. Council flats1
and houses are built and owned by the local council.
After the Second World War a lot of council flats，known as tower
blocks，were constructed. Some are up to 20 stories and so bad
built that they had to be pulled down only thirty years later.
Thirty-four
4. Modern housing estates 2
are built differently now. Be on the cards
be a mixture of two-story terraced houses together with a four-story
block of flats. Planned closure for children
community centre
where people who live on the estate can meet.
5. Sean 1980's Council tenants
to buy their own
homes very cheaply if they have lived in them for over two years. BY
1993，1,5 million council houses had been sold，but only 5000 council
houses or flats were built to replace them. That means it's real now
difficult to find cheap housing or rent.
6. Most British houses have a garden and many British people
spend a lot of time in it. Most gardens，even small ones，have flowers
And a lawn. If you don't have a garden, it's possible to grow the flowers
and vegetables on at allotment5
which is a piece of land rented from the
local council.