2 Look at the key phrases. Which phrases do we use for things
we see and which for things we hear? Which can be used
for both?
KEY PHRASES O Speculating about things you
see and hear
It looks like a / an
It doesn't look like a / an
It sounds like a /an It doesn't sound like a /an...
Maybe it's a /an I'm sure it's a /an ... кімде бар​

I have a small apartment. It has one room, kitchen, bathroom and hallway. The room I had a very comfortable and beautiful. It has a comfortable bed, and beside it is a curbstone. Near the stone is a glass cabinet where my books and other things. Opposite the bed hangs a TV. And the right of it is a wardrobe with mirrors, where all my clothes. Back in the room with a desk and chair. There I am doing the job on the study and draw.The kitchen has a dining table with chairs. On the contrary he has cupboards with dishes and other things. And standing next to the refrigerator.The bathroom is very comfortable and beautiful. It has everything you need for me. This bath, sink, washing machine and other accessories. Back in the apartment is a small hallway where there is a small closet.

The statue of liberty originally had a reddish-brown color.
It was planned that the Statue of liberty will be given to Egypt. She was supposed to adorn the shore of the Suez canal, but Egypt's government, likely because of the cost, abandoned the project. In the end, the statue has found its permanent pedestal, and in 1886, was a gift from France to America.
In the year the statue is visited by about 3.2 million tourists.
The full name of the statue sounds like "Liberty enlightens the world."
The seven peaks on the statue of Liberty's crown symbolize the seven oceans and the seven continents of the world, indicating the universal concept of liberty.
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