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ONLINE ENGLISH VOCABULARY EXERCISE






Topic: REAL ESTATE: Buying a house or apartment 2

These exercises will help you practice vocabulary associated with buying or selling your house or apartment.


1. This house it's beautiful, but the neighborhood seems a little ________.
  dangerous
  hazardous

2. Your mortgage ________ will be about $400 per month.
  fees
  payments

3. We're ________ ( = moving) to Atlanta and we're interested in buying a condo.
  replacing
  relocating

4. There's a ________ in the back yard.
  swimming pool
  swimming tank

5. The back yard is really big, but there's almost no ________ yard.
  front
  face

6. This apartment is a little more noisy because it ________ the street.
  looks
  faces

7. The house has a two-car ________.
  garage
  car hole

8. I think that the owner is willing to ________ the price a little.
  diminish
  lower

9. A "fixer-upper" is a house that needs a lot of ________.
  workplace
  work

10. We'd like to ________ (to the new house) by the end of January.
  move in
  get in



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