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W:

I’mafraidIcan’t.It’s$350!

Ihaven’tmuchmoney.Ihavetosavehardtopaymyownrent;

andit’salmosttwiceashighasyours.

Howmuchistheman’smonthlyrent？

A）$350.

3.M:

Okay,Mrs.Smith,I’mallpackedandreadytomoveout.There’sjustthematterofthe

$500damagedepositandI’llbeoff.

Well,Rob,there’salsothematterofsomecigaretteburnsonthecarpetandaholeinoneofthewalls.Thosedamageswillcost$100torepair.

Howmuchisthelandladywillingtogivebacktotheman?

B）$400.

4.M1:

Frank,weneedtotalkaboutthismonth’sutilitybill.It’s$220,andI’vegiveyouhalftheamount.Whyareyouaskingfor$50morre?

W2:

Don’tyouthinkyoushouldpayalittlebitmorethanthat?

Youhaveanextraheaterinyourbedroom.Andyouhavebeentakingtwohotshowersaday,sometimesforalmostanhour.IthinkyoushouldbethankfulI’monlyaskingfor$160.

Q:

Howmuchisthesecondspeakeraskingthefirstonetopay?

B）$160.

5.M:

Whyareyoustillstayinghere?

Thegirlsonthisflooraresonoisy!

Youcangetan

apartmentoffcampusforjustalittlemoremoney.Perhaps$450amonth.

Well,actually,Iwasplanningtopaytheextra$50tomovethere.ButIchangedmyideawhenIlearnedthosenoisygirlswillmoveoutnextterm.

Whatistherentforthegirl’sdorm?

B）$400.

III.ListeningIn

Task1:

LivingwithRoommates

Livingwithroommatesincollegedorms,oneislikelytohaveproblemsaswellassuccess.

Somestudentsreportmoreunhappyrelationshipswiththeirroommatesthantheydotheopposite.Onereasonforthisisthatit’shumannaturetopickoutaperson’snegativeaspectsmoreeasilythantorealizehisorherpositiveones.Livinginacollegedorm,youwillcertainlyseboththestrongpointsandshortcomingsofyourroommates.Butyou’llbemorelikelytorememberthoseunhappymomentsbetweenyouandtalkaboutthem.Youmayoftentendtotellwarstoriesaboutsomeonewhospilledtheirbreakfastalloveryou,butseldomwillyoutalkaboutthepleasantconversationyouhadwithsomeoneoverbreakfast.Thisselectivememorydoesyounogoodatall!

Therefore,ifyouwanttoenjoybetterrelationshipswithyourroommates,youmustworkhardtoviewthemaspeopleandmakeyourselffullyawarethatthey’regoingtohavesomefaults—andsoareyou!

1.C2.A3.B4.D5.B

Task2:

InterviewingaRentalAgent

M:

Hi.AreyouJanefromtherentalagency?

Yes.Nicetomeetyou.Itakeityou’reTim.

Yeah.Well,Ijuststartedtolookintomovingoffcampus.Itseemsthatallthegoodplacesaregoingfast.

That’sright;

yougottabequick.Letmetellyoualittleaboutthisapartment.It’saonebedroom,onelivingroomapartment,withabathroomandakitchen.Thefurnishingsareallnew.Therearehardwoodfloors,theselargewindowsinthefront,andittendstobeaquietneighborhood.

Andhowaboutthetransportation?

Well,fromthebusstopdowntheblockyoucanalwayscatchbusesontocampus,orintothecity.

Ok.Howabouttherent?

Therentis$300permonth.

Isthereasecuritydeposit?

Yes.Youmustfirstpaythesecuritydeposit,whichisonemonth’srent,andthelastmonth’srent.Then,normalmonthlypaymentbegins.

And,wouldmindifIhavearoommate?

Ofcoursenot!

Whateveryoulike.

Well,theplacelooksgood.I’lldefinitelybeintouch.

Ok.Here’smybusinesscard.Givemeacallifyouhaveanyquestions.

Willdo.

1.Heintendstomoveoffcampus.

2.Theapartmentconsistsofabedroom,alivingroom,abathroomandakitchen.Itisequippedwithhardwoodfloorsandnewfurnishings,andislocatedinaquietneighborhood.

3.Fromthebusstopdowntheblockpeoplecanalwayscatchbusesontocampus,orintothecity.

4.Itis$300permonth.

5.Hehastofirstpaythesecuritydeposit,whichisonemonth’srent,andthelastmonth’srent.

Task3:

Off-campusApartments

Inmanycollegesanduniversities,therapidincreaseinthenumberofresidentstudentshasmadeon-campusdormitoriesincreasinglycrowded.Thusevensomeoftheleastattractiveoff-campusapartmentsnowseemtobeingreatdemand.Asaresult,realestateownerstendtopurchaseasmanypropertiesastheycannearcollegecampusforthesolepurposeofrentingthemoutyostudents.“Collegetowns”havesprungupacrossthecountrywheretherearelargenumbersofhousesfilledwithstudentstenants.Tofindanapartmentthat’s“right”foryou,firstdetermineexactlyhowmuchyoucanspend.Don’twasteyourvaluabletimeseeingapartmentsyoucan’tafford.Usenewspaperclassifiedads,apartmentguidesandtheInternet,tomakealistof“candidates”inyourpricerangeandneeds.Firstconsiderhowmuchtraveltimeyoucanaffordeachday.Thenextquestion:

willyouhavearoommatetosharethecosts?

Willyoubeabletoaffordtheapartmentifyourpartnermovesout?

Furthermore,besuretoconsiderthepotentialcostsofutilitiescarefully.Sometimesutilitycostsareincludedintherent.Thisarrangementoftengivesaclearerpictureofmonthlycosts.

residentdormitoriesapartmentsdemandpropertiesrentrightspendaffordroommatemovescosts

Task4:

RoommateWanted

20-year-oldtwo3-bedroompreferredresponsiblerespectfulnorthwalkingdistanceprivate

airconditioninghighspeed$275utilities

IV.SpeakingOut

Model1It’sallmyfault.

NowYourTurn

Professor:

Everyoneshouldbeherebynow.Where’rethey?

David:

Well,therewasanoticepostedonthebulletinboard,butmaybenoteveryonesawit.

Didanyoneputupanoticeintheregularclassroom?

Well,Ithinknobodydid.

Really?

Ihatetosayit,butIdon’tthinktherestoftheclassiscoming.

It’sallmyfault.Ishouldhavetoldthemallonthelastclass.

Model2Ididn’tdothat.

Electrician:

Wasn’tIjusthereseveraldaysagoforanelectricalproblem?

Ashley:

Iguessyou’remistaken.

Ohman!

Lookwhatyou’vedone!

Youcan’tplugalltheseappliancesintoonesocket.It’stoomuchoverloaded!

I’msorry,butIdidn’tdothat.

Thetruthis,youcollegekidsneverlearn!

Model3I’mafraidyou’reright

James:

Well,yousee,whenyougetup,youalwaystakealongshower—onehoursometimes.

John:

That’snottrue!

Idohaveashowereverymorning,butIdon’tthinkIspentthatlong.

Butwhenyouusethebathroom,youalwayslockthedoor.

I’msorry.Ijustlikemyprivacy.

Well,thefactisthatothersneedtousethetoilettoo.Doyouthinkweshouldgodownstairstothegasstationtousethepublictoilets?

I’mafraidyou’reright.IpromiseI’lltakeaquickshowerlater,andkeepthedooropen.

V.Let’sTalk

Jack:

Hey,Anne,longtimenosee!

Anne:

Yeah,whatcha’beendoin’?

Oh,notmuch,justhangingaroundmysuite.

Oh,yougotasuitethisyear?

Irememberlastyearyouwereinatriple.Imean,thouseroomswerereallysupposedtobefortwopeople,buttheystuffedthreeofyouinthem.

Right.That’swhyIgottobidfirstformyroomthisyear.Andnowmeandfiveotherguysareinasuite.

Soit’sthreeroomsfortwopeopleeach？

Right.Andhowaboutyou?

Whereareyoulivingthisyear?

I’moutintheHillsideCommunity,Ireallylikeitthere.It’salittlefurtherawayfromtheAcademicbuildings,butit’sniceandquiet.Youknow,I’mnotmuchofapartygoer.

Iknow.Lastyearourcrazyfloorusedtokeepyouupallnight!

DoyourememberwhentheRAcaughtmewithbeerinmyroom?

Ihadtodo15hoursofbuildingservice!

ThatRAwassostrict!

InHillside,sinceit’smostlyanoldercommunity,therearenoregulationsaboutalcohol.However,SundaythroughThursday,andFridayandSaturdayafter1a.m.areall“quiethours”.

Isitmoreexpensivetoliveupthere?

Iknowtheapartmentsarereallynice.

Yeah,alotmore.It’sabout$2,000asemester.

Whoa.Myroomisjust$1,400forayearperperson.

ColumnA

ColumnB

Jack

Anne

1.wasinatriplelastyear.

2.isnowoutintheHillsideCommunity.

3.nowliveswithfiveotherstudentsinasuite.

4.oncehadtodo15hoursofbuildingservice.

5.believesthattheRAwastoostrict.

6.hasgottopayabout$2,000foranapartmentasemester.

7.hasgottopay$1,400foraroomayear.

8.doesn’tlikenoisyroommates.

ForReference

a

B,askAwhyhe/shewantstomoveout.

Why?

Isyourroommatereallythathardtolivewith?

A,makeyourcomplaint.

I’mafraidso.He/shesnoresloudly,anditkeepsmeupallnight!

B,askAwhetherhe/shehastriedtosolvetheproblem.

Well,isn’tthereanythingyoucandoaboutit?

Haveyoutalkedtohim/her?

A,expressyourdisappointment.

Ihave,buthe/shesaysthere’snothinghe/shecandoaboutit.Iknowit’snothis/herfault.

B,makeyoursuggestion.

Ithinkyoucansuggesthe/shegotoseeadoctor.Theycanhelppeoplewhosnore.

A,makecommentsonB’ssuggestion.

.Well,ifhe/sheagrees,thatwouldbeagoodidea.AndIdon’thavetomoveout.

b

A,greetBandshowyoursurpriseforhavingnotseenhim/herfordays.

Hi,John.Ihaven’tseenyoufordays