Question

Read the dialogue "Japanese house". Todd talks about his house in Japan. Meg: Hey, Todd, where do you live? Todd: I live on the east side of downtown. Meg: Oh. Do you like it there? Todd: I do. I live in an older house. But it's a big house, and it's really relaxing. It's a nice place to live. Meg: Wow. Sounds nice. How many rooms does it have? Todd: My house is pretty big. It's four rooms. It has a big sleeping room. It's a Japanese house. So it's not really a bedroom because you sleep on the floor. Meg: Oh. Todd: But it also has a living room. It has, like, an office room and it has a kitchen. Meg: Is it a big kitchen? Todd: No, it's a pretty small kitchen and it's a very old kitchen. I have a small stove. So it's very difficult to cook. But, you know, I have a refrigerator. I have a microwave. I have a nice kitchen table to eat at. So it's a pretty decent kitchen. Meg: It sounds okay. What about your living room? What do you have in the living room? Todd: My living room, it's pretty cool for a guy because it's a good place to watch sports. I have a really big TV, and I have cable TV, so I get all the football channels. Meg: Nice. Todd: And I have a really big sofa, so I can sit on my sofa and watch sports and drink something. It's great. Meg: Sounds relaxing. Todd: Very relaxing. Meg: Well, do you also have a nice bathroom? Todd: I do. I actually have three bathrooms. Meg: Oh, really? Todd: It's kind of crazy, yes. So in English, we say bathroom, but I have two rooms that are for the toilet and I have one room or the bathroom with the toilet for the guests. And then I have a bathroom that I use. And then also I have a natural hot spring bath outside my house. So if I want to take a shower or bathe, I use that room. Meg: Wow. I'd love to have a hot spring at my house. Todd: Yeah, it's very nice. It's very, very nice. Meg: Does your house also have a yard? Todd: It kind of has a yard. So outside my house, there's an area for flowers and bushes. And it's like a yard or a garden around the house, but it's not a place you can play sports. There's no grass or anything. So it's a very, very small yard. But, you know, it's a nice place. Meg: Oh yeah. It sounds like a nice place to live. Todd: It is a nice place to live. I'm very, very lucky. Meg: You said you have a sleeping room, not a bedroom. What does that mean? Todd: Yeah. I live at a Japanese style house. So it's called the tatami room. And you sleep in the tatami room and you sleep on the floor on a futon. So I don't have a bed. So it's not a bedroom. It's a room that you sit in during the day and you can eat and talk with guests. But it's also a room that you sleep in at night. So yeah, I call it my sleeping room. But I think in Japan, they just call it the tatami room. Meg: Is it comfortable sleeping on the floor? Todd: Yeah, it's really comfortable. Now I love it. So before, I slept on a bed. But now I sleep on the futon on the floor and I really like it. Actually, I prefer to sleep on the futon on the floor. Meg: Well, it sounds like your house is really comfortable. Todd: It is. It is. I never want to leave. Choose the correct sentence: 1. Todd: I live on the east sid of downtown. Todd: I live on the eest side of downtown. Todd: I live on the east side of downtown. 2. Meg: You said you has a sleeping room, not a bedroom. Meg: You said you have two sleeping rooms, not a bedroom. Meg: You said you have a sleeping room, not a bedroom. 3. Meg: Is it comfortable sleeping at the floor? Meg: Is it comfortable sleeping on the floor? Meg: Is it comfortable sleep on the floor?

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

1. I live on the east side of downtown.
2. You said you have a sleeping room, not a bedroom.
3. Is it comfortable sleeping on the floor?

Answer 2

In this dialogue, Todd talks about his house in Japan. He mentions that he lives on the east side of downtown and describes his house as an older, big, and relaxing Japanese-style house. The conversation covers various aspects of Todd's house:

1. Location: Todd lives on the east side of downtown.

2. House Description: He lives in an older, big house that is very relaxing.

3. Number of Rooms: Todd's house has four rooms, including a sleeping room, living room, office room, and a kitchen.

4. Sleeping Room: He explains that the sleeping room is in the Japanese style, with tatami flooring, where you sleep on a futon on the floor. It serves as both a living and sleeping space.

5. Kitchen: Todd's kitchen is small and old, making cooking a bit challenging. However, he has essential appliances like a refrigerator and a microwave, as well as a nice kitchen table.

6. Living Room: His living room is described as a good place to watch sports, featuring a large TV and cable TV. He also has a big sofa for comfortable viewing.

7. Bathrooms: Todd has three bathrooms, with two for toilets and one for guests. He also has a natural hot spring bath outside his house, which he uses for showering and bathing.

8. Yard or Garden: Todd's house has an area for flowers and bushes, creating a garden-like space, although it's not suitable for playing sports.

9. Sleeping Arrangement: He sleeps on a futon on the tatami floor in his sleeping room, which he finds comfortable.

Overall, Todd's house seems to offer a comfortable and unique living experience with a blend of modern amenities and traditional Japanese elements.