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Exercise "British English - American English: residence 2/3", created by chocolatcitron (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 5 083 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 75.5 / 100 Share


Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): mickybytes / CANADA, on Tuesday 19 March - 18:45:
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Stats (5081 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 77.7 %
 To rent or buy a property, you'll go to *.

Question 2 passed: 87.1 %
 After asking about our wishes, the * offers us properties in accordance with our choices.

Question 3 passed: 78.2 %
 If we buy the house, after the agreement of the bank, we have to go to *.

Question 4 passed: 65.2 %
 The solicitor will give us our *, to prove that the property belongs to us.

Question 5 passed: 62.3 %
 With low incomes, people must apply for a *. The delay can be extremely long!

Question 6 passed: 71.9 %
 Being an *, in a condominium, does not mean that you can do what you want. There are specific rules to reside there.

Question 7 passed: 78.3 %
 People with reduced mobility should live only in * dwelling housing.

Question 8 passed: 68.5 %
 A * overlooks a balcony, a terrace, a courtyard, a garden.

Question 9 passed: 63.1 %
 The * make it possible to see clearly even closed: they can be used as an air conditioning during too hot days.

Question 10 passed: 79.4 %
 The * are real deadly traps for many animals that come to nest or to shelter in the interstices of the system.

Question 11 passed: 74.5 %
 For Laurel who lives on the seventeenth floor, the * is a necessity, but it is often out of order.

Question 12 passed: 81.8 %
  In most buildings, heating runs on *.

Question 13 passed: 81.6 %
 The * are the least attractive flats: lack of brightness, increased risk of theft, noises from the entrance hall...

Question 14 passed: 83.6 %
 ...but they are easier and less expensive to move and live, and icing on the cake, are sometimes coupled with a *.


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