# Renting a Home Basics

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- CEFR: A1 (Beginner)
- Theme: Daily Life
- Words: 10
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Renting a Home vocabulary for the basics of where you live, including move in, room, live and stay — the first words learners need to talk about a home.

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## Word list

* **move in**: To start living in a new home and bring your things there. — “We **move in** on Saturday, so the boxes are ready.”
* **room** /rum/: A separate space inside a building, usually with a door. — “The flat has three **rooms**, plus a kitchen.”
* **live** /laɪv/: To have your home in a particular place. — “We **live** in a small flat near the station.”
* **stay** /steɪ/: To remain in a place for a period of time. — “We're going to **stay** here until next year.”
* **new** /nu/: Recently built, bought or started; not old. — “We just moved into a **new** flat.”
* **old** /oʊld/: Having existed for a long time; not new. — “The **old** building has lovely high ceilings.”
* **big** /bɪɡ/: Large in size. — “We need a **big** house for our whole family.”
* **small** /smɔl/: Not large in size. — “It's a **small** flat, but it's enough for me.”
* **near** /nɪr/: Not far away; close. — “Our new flat is **near** the park.”
* **far** /fɑr/: A long distance away. — “The new house is too **far** from work.”

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