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A) Mrs Fusspot would like to sell her old house.
B) Mrs Fusspot wants to move house as soon as possible.
C) Mrs Fusspot is very fond of her neighbours.
D) The cottage is not far from important services.
E) Mrs Fusspot doesn't have the extra 20,000 pounds.
F) The cottage has two bedrooms and a patio.
G) Mrs Fusspot will see the cottage on the following day.
Запишите в ответ цифры, расположив их в порядке, соответствующем буквам:
| A | B | C | D | E | F | G |
Real Estate Agent [male, salesman, obsequious]: [in person, office setting] Hel-lo, Mrs Fusspot, and thanks for coming in. Do sit down. I think I've got the perfect cottage for you. It came on the market this morning.
Client [female, elderly, spinsterish]: Thank you, young man. You know, it's tak-en far longer than I expected and I am rather anxious to move from my present home.
Man: I do understand your hurry, Mrs Fusspot. It must be very hard to have such inconsiderate next-door neighbours — the children playing in their garden, the dog barking, birthday parties, family gatherings and so on. I don't know how you've put up with it.
Woman: Well, when you reach my age, young man, you learn the value of patience. Now, tell me about this cottage you've found.
Man: Oh, it's just lovely. Far better than anything else you've seen. So charming. A beautiful rose garden and magnificent trees. A short walk to the beach and the village shops and post office. If you would be so kind as to look at these photos. Here you are...
Woman: Hmmm... it does have a certain charm. Is it 19th century?
Man: Actually, no. It dates from 1798, so technically, it's an 18th century building. And look, you can see the date inscribed over the door.
Woman: Oh yes. What about the price?
Man: Well, it's 20,000 pounds over your budget, but I do believe it's worth the ex-tra cash. Here, have a look at the beautiful fireplace in the living room and the high-ceilings in all of the rooms. There are three bedrooms in all, and I know you specified that two would be enough, but you could use the third as a library or open it up to the back garden and use it as a patio. You could sit out there on warm summer evenings and enjoy the view of the sea.
Woman: That's a very nice suggestion, but I don't know the first thing about reno-vating and remodelling houses. I'm not sure I want the fuss, the mess or the delay.
Man: Leave that to me, Mrs Fusspot. I can recommend a builder who could do the job for a good price and quickly — he'll be in and out in no time at all.
Woman: We'll see about that. When can I view the property? Tomorrow?
Man: Why wait? The seller is no longer living there so we won't be disturbing an-yone. My car is parked just outside.
Woman: Fine, let's see it then. I hope it's as good close up as it is in the photos. [fade]
Real Estate Agent [male, salesman, obsequious]: [in person, office setting] Hel-lo, Mrs Fusspot, and thanks for coming in. Do sit down. I think I've got the perfect cottage for you. It came on the market this morning.
Client [female, elderly, spinsterish]: Thank you, young man. You know, it's tak-en far longer than I expected and I am rather anxious to move from my present home.
Man: I do understand your hurry, Mrs Fusspot. It must be very hard to have such inconsiderate next-door neighbours — the children playing in their garden, the dog barking, birthday parties, family gatherings and so on. I don't know how you've put up with it.
Woman: Well, when you reach my age, young man, you learn the value of patience. Now, tell me about this cottage you've found.
Man: Oh, it's just lovely. Far better than anything else you've seen. So charming. A beautiful rose garden and magnificent trees. A short walk to the beach and the village shops and post office. If you would be so kind as to look at these photos. Here you are...
Woman: Hmmm... it does have a certain charm. Is it 19th century?
Man: Actually, no. It dates from 1798, so technically, it's an 18th century building. And look, you can see the date inscribed over the door.
Woman: Oh yes. What about the price?
Man: Well, it's 20,000 pounds over your budget, but I do believe it's worth the ex-tra cash. Here, have a look at the beautiful fireplace in the living room and the high-ceilings in all of the rooms. There are three bedrooms in all, and I know you specified that two would be enough, but you could use the third as a library or open it up to the back garden and use it as a patio. You could sit out there on warm summer evenings and enjoy the view of the sea.
Woman: That's a very nice suggestion, but I don't know the first thing about reno-vating and remodelling houses. I'm not sure I want the fuss, the mess or the delay.
Man: Leave that to me, Mrs Fusspot. I can recommend a builder who could do the job for a good price and quickly — he'll be in and out in no time at all.
Woman: We'll see about that. When can I view the property? Tomorrow?
Man: Why wait? The seller is no longer living there so we won't be disturbing an-yone. My car is parked just outside.
Woman: Fine, let's see it then. I hope it's as good close up as it is in the photos. [fade]
A — 3. No information.
B — 1. ...and I am rather anxious to move from my present home.
C — 2. Man: I do understand your hurry, Mrs Fusspot. It must be very hard to have such inconsiderate next-door neighbours — the children playing in their garden, the dog barking, birthday parties, family gatherings and so on. I don't know how you've put up with it. Woman: Well, when you reach my age, young man, you learn the value of patience. Now, tell me about this cottage you've found.
D — 1. A short walk to the beach and the village shops and post office.
E — 3. No information.
F — 2. There are three bedrooms in all...
G — 2. Woman: We'll see about that. When can I view the property? Tomorrow? Man: Why wait? The seller is no longer living there so we won't be disturbing anyone. My car is parked just outside. Woman: Fine, let's see it then. I hope it's as good close up as it is in the photos. [fade]
Ответ: 3121322.