# Finding a Home Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Daily Life
- Words: 14
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Finding a Home vocabulary for looking for somewhere to live, including estate agent, viewing, flatmate and apartment — the words learners need when moving…

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## Word list

* **neighbour** /ˈneɪbər/: A person who lives in the house or flat next to yours. — “Our **neighbour** looks after the cat when we travel.”
* **flatmate**: A person who shares a rented home with you and pays part of the rent. — “My **flatmate** never does the washing-up.”
* **move out**: To take all your things and stop living in a place. — “We **move out** of the flat at the end of June.”
* **area** /ˈɛriə/: A particular part of a town or city. — “It's a quiet **area** with good schools nearby.”
* **view** /vju/: To visit a property to see if you want to rent or buy it. — “We're going to **view** the flat on Saturday.”
* **viewing** /ˈvjuɪŋ/: A visit to look around a property before deciding to rent or buy it. — “We booked a **viewing** for Thursday afternoon.”
* **estate agent**: A person or company that helps people rent, buy or sell property. — “The **estate agent** showed us three flats.”
* **unfurnished**: Rented without any furniture included. — “The flat is **unfurnished**, so we'll need our own sofa.”
* **pack** /pæk/: To put your belongings into boxes or bags, ready to move. — “We spent the weekend **packing** for the move.”
* **unpack** /ənˈpæk/: To take your belongings out of boxes after moving. — “It took days to **unpack** everything after the move.”
* **apartment** /əˈpɑrtmənt/: A set of rooms to live in on one floor of a larger building. — “She rented a small **apartment** near the city centre.”
* **roof** /ruf/: The top outside part of a building that keeps the rain out. — “The storm blew some tiles off the **roof**.”
* **balcony** /ˈbælkəni/: A small outside platform with a rail on the wall of a flat, high above the ground. — “We had coffee on the **balcony** every morning.”
* **fence** /fɛns/: A line of wooden or metal posts and boards built around a garden or field. — “Our neighbour painted the **fence** between the two gardens.”

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