Обучающая презентация "Британские дома"

• It is not joined to another house.
• It is built of brick and stale.
• It has a lot of little corners.
• In front of the house there ‘s a garden with a lawn.

• It has two floors and an attic.
• There is a kitchen, a dining-room and a living room on the ground floor.
• Almost in every house there is a fire-place in the living-room.
• There are bedrooms and several bathrooms on the first floor.
• There is always a room for guests.
• There is usually a study on the attic. 

• The garage is hidden away at the side of the house.

Everyone in Britain dreams of living in a detached house.

• A semi-detached house is joined to another house on one side.
• It is for two families.
• The two parts of the house look like twins.
• This is the most common house style in the UK.

• It is one of several houses that are joined together.
• In most towns all over England there are streets of houses joined together in long rows.
• Terraced houses are often called row houses or townhouses .
• A terraced house is usually two to three storey structure.
• Terraced houses do not have neighbouring units above or below them.
• Lots of these houses have small gardens at the back. 

• It is a large building that is divided into apartments ( flats ).
• All the flats in this building share a front door.
• Some people buy a flat and it belongs to them.
• Other people rent a flat. They pay the rent every month to the person who owns the flat.
• Only cities and very big towns have block of flats.
• Nowadays only 40% of the British live in block of flats.

A semi-detached house

A detached house

A detached house

A block of flats

A terraced house

A terraced house

A terraced house

A street of terraced houses

A detached house

A terraced house