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Напиши сколько у тебя комнат, и я что нибудь придумаю, но пока что:

I have got a family. There are 5 family members in it. We have a huge house. It consists if bricks and stone. I'm really glad to see how it looks. It shapes rectangular and look like very good. There are 5 rooms. These are 2 bedrooms, 2 living rooms and kitchen. I dont know about everyone, but I decorated my room myself. There is a wardrobe, bed, chair, and table. The walls are red and the floor is wooden. I have a balcony and I can get to the roof by my balcony. It's really cool to have your flat.

Ex.4. Imagine that you are in the hotel. You need a single room for four nights. You are speaking with the reception clerk (front desk clerk).

Guest: Good morning!

Clerk: Good morning, sir (ma’am). What can I do for you?

Guest: We had a reservation for this weekend.

Clerk: Just a minute, sir (ma’am). Yes, we can offer you a single room, a double room or a suite.

Guest: A double, please. Is there a shower?

Clerk: There is a private bathroom.

Guest: Is there a TV-set, a fridge and conditioner?

Clerk: Yes, of course.

Guest: How much is it?

Clerk: 30 dollars a (per) night.

Guest: Good, it’s a reasonable price. But what is the number of my room?

Clerk: 202 (two-oh-two). Here’s your key, please.

Guest: What accommodations are there in the hotel?

Clerk: A barber’s, (a) hairdresser’s, (a) foreign currency bank, (a) post-office, (a) laundry, (a) dry cleaner’s, news-stands.

Guest: Is there a restaurant?

Clerk: Yes, downstairs. Besides, there are coffee-stalls and bars on every floor.

Guest: Good.

Clerk: Fill in the registration form and sign here, please.

Guest: Here you are. Thank you.

Clerk: Welcome. Have a nice stay.