Unit 3 Listening Worksheet Notes

HOW DID YOU LIKE THE APARTMENT?

AudioScript Answers
B A
Listen to Mark and Louise discuss the apartments they Answers will vary.
visited. Check True or False.
B
1. 1.
Mark:: So, how did you like the apartment? 1. True 2. True 3. True 4. False
Louise:: Well, I liked some things. The kitchen has lots 2.
of room. I hate small kitchens! And this is an 1. False 2. True 3. True 4. False
interesting neighborhood. It’s very lively with all
the students around. C
Mark:: Yeah, it is. I’m worried about the bedroom, 1. $600 a month; interesting, lively
though. I don’t think we could manage with just one 2. $700 a month; noisy, a lot of traffic
bedroom. Especially since your relatives come to
stay all the time. D
Louise:: True. I guess we’d need to spend money on Answers will vary.
furniture, too, since it only has a sofa and a bed.
Mark:: Right.
Louise:: The price was good, though. Only $600 a
month – much cheaper than the other ones we’ve
looked at so far.
2.
Louise:: Well, that one had a huge living room.
Mark:: Yeah. But it’s pretty dark. I guess it doesn’t get
a lot of light because it’s on the ground floor.
Louise:: I think it’d be noisy, too. It’s not a very quiet
neighborhood, and there’s a lot of traffic.
Mark:: I guess that’s why it’s only $700 a month. The
kitchen was pretty small, too. I don’t think there’s
room for a refrigerator.
Louise:: That’d be a problem. I suppose we could put
one in the living room.
Mark:: Maybe. I was happy with the bedrooms,
though. Two bedrooms would be great. We could
use one as a study.

C
Listen again. How much is the rent for each
apartment? What is the neighborhood like? Complete
the chart.

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HOW DID YOU LIKE THE APARTMENT?
A PAIR WORK Mark and Louise are apartment hunting. Read the list of
things they want. Add two things that you want. Compare your ideas.

B Listen to Mark and Louise discuss the apartments they visited. Check () True or False.
1. True False
1. The kitchen is large. □ □
2. There aren’t enough bedrooms. □ □
3. It doesn’t have enough furniture. □ □
4. It’s too expensive. □ □
2. True False
1. The living room is too small. □ □
2. The living room is too dark. □ □
3. The kitchen isn’t big enough. □ □
4. There aren’t enough bedrooms. □ □
C Listen again. How much is the rent for each apartment? What is the
neighborhood like? Complete the chart.

Rent Neighborhood
1.
2.

D GROUP WORK Which apartment would you choose? Give reasons for your choice.