Unit 6: Where we live

You .......... switch on the light. It's automatic.

You .......... take room keys out of the hotel.

Only local residents are .......... to park in the streets here.

The city has .......... in reducing the traffic significantly.

Glass is strictly .......... in the swimming pool area.

We only moved in a week ago and we've already .......... to get to know the neighbours.

Unfortunately, we .......... see the new flat because they'd lost the key.

Thai people are laid back, so you .......... lose your temper in public.

Have you ever been to .......... United Arab Emirates or .......... Egypt?

I love hot drinks like .......... tea or .......... coffee.

The fastest way to get to Amman is to fly directly into .......... Queen Alia International Airport.

.......... Statue of Liberty is closed for maintenance today.

Save .......... Pacific Ocean!

During the storm, our windows .......... and left glass on the floor.

Of course it will .......... if you wash it at 90 degrees!

Remember to switch off the electricity before you .......... a light bulb.

Please don't spill blackcurrant juice on anything, as it's impossible to get .......... of the stains.

We've decided to .......... my little sister's bedroom as a surprise.

A person who can do their job from anywhere in the world using the Internet is a digital .......... .

Many people live in very small apartments, but they use clever ideas to make them feel less .......... .

According to the text, why do some people choose to live in a tiny home?

The word 'which' in 'a so-called tiny home, which has become a big craze' refers to .......... .

The word 'craze' in the text means .......... .

How do people in Tokyo make small apartments feel less cramped?

According to Professor Pader, what is a major benefit of sharing space with others?

Why do people in Mexico often prefer to share bedrooms?