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IELTS Speaking : Home Town

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1. We left home and set up house together in another part of town. (informal)
(begin to live independently in a house)
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2. The first thing you must do is to find some accommodation.
(somewhere to live or stay)
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3. The town has 20000 inhabitants.
(people who lives in a country, town, etc.)
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4. Are you resident in the UK?
(If your home is in a particular country, town, etc. you are a resident of that place)
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5. I haven't met my next-door neighbour.
(a person who lives in the house nearest to yours)
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6. I am native of London.
(a person who was born in a particular place)
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7. If you get lost, ask one of the locals.
(a person who lives in a particular place)
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8. Homelessness is a growing problem in inner-city areas.
(the condition of being homeless)
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9. A lot of people / homeless sleep rough / live rough in cardboard boxes.
(you sleep outside because you have no home)
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10. The families were evicted for not paying the rent.
(to force a person to leave the building or land where they live)
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11. We're moving house next week.
(you go and live in another house)
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12. We must vacate the flat by the end of the year.
(you stop living in a house and take your belongings away)
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13. We haven't met the people who have moved in next door.
(you bring your belongings to a new house and being to live in it)
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14. We have got used to a better standard of living.
(the level of money and comfort that people have in their everyday lives)
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15. Some people live on bread and water.
(to have something as your only food)
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16. In most big towns, there is a commercial centre.
(an area with lots of banks and company offices)
Some useful words to describe cities
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17. People who prefer the countryside to big towns often say towns are noisy, dirty and polluted, stressful, and crowded; however, the countryside is quiet and peaceful, clean; calm and relaxing, and has lots of open space and is safe.
People who prefer big towns have a different point of view. They say, in towns, there are plenty of things to do, and life is exciting; there is a wide range of shops and lots of night - life; however, in the countryside, there's nothing to do; it's boring, and there are only a few shops; there's no night-life.
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18. Every day, particularly in the rush-hour, we are / get stuck in a traffic jam.
(the times each day when there is a lot of traffic because people are travelling to or from work; not able to move because of heavy traffic)
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19. The streets get so packed with traffic that travel is very slow or even comes to a standstill.
(extremely crowded; a situation in which there is no movement or activity at all)
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20. This is really stressful for commuters who travel to work in the town..
(someone who travels a long distance to work every day)
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21. Vandalism is one of the major problems of big cities.
(the crime of deliberately damaging things, especially public property)
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22. He grew up in the East London slums.
(a house or an area of a city that is in a very bad condition and is poor)
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23. A picturesque new England village in the fall.
(pretty and interesting, especially in an old-fashioned way)
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24. These are a lot of historic buildings in the village.
(old)
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25. I've had a pretty hectic social life.
(very busy or full of activity)
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26. In big towns, you can see a continual bustle of people coming and going.
(energetic activity)
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27. It is a run-down inner-city area.
(an area that is in a very bad condition)
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28. A lot of people are moving out of rural areas to urban areas.
(connected with a village: connected with a town or city)
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29. It's a city of six million inhabitants / citizens.
(a person who lives in a town or city)
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30. The (whole) town was on the streets.
(the people who live in a town or city)
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31. We're moving downtown.
(to or in the centre of a city)
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32. Which part of town district do you live in?
(an area of a town)
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33. Many people live in the suburbs and travel to work in the centre of town.
(an area of a town where people live, outside the centre)
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34. I live on the outskirts of Bradford.
(the parts of a town or city that are farthest from the centre)
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35. We lived on the other side of the square.
(an open space in a town or city that has buildings all around it)