APARTMENTS FOR RENT

Question 1

commute /kəˈmjuːt/

verb [ I ]

Answer 1

ездить на работу и обратно.

I have to commute two hours each day to get to work.

Question 2

might /maɪt/

modal verb

Answer 2

может быть

It might be finished by Thursday.
She might not come.

Question 3

somewhere /ˈsʌmweər/

adverb

Answer 3

где-то, куда-то, откуда-то

They had difficulties finding somewhere to live.
He comes from somewhere near London.
Can you think of somewhere else (= a different place) we could go?
somewhere under $200 a month.

Question 4

prefer /prɪˈfɜːr/

verb [ T ]

Answer 4

предпочитать,

I prefer dogs to cats.
[ + doing sth ] She prefers watching tennis to playing.

предпочел/предпочла бы
[ + to do sth ] I’d prefer to go alone.
Would you prefer red or white wine?

Question 5

furnished /ˈfɜːnɪʃt/

adjective

Answer 5

меблированный.

I’d prefer to rent a furnished apartment.

Question 6

anything /ˈeniθɪŋ/

pronoun

Answer 6

что-нибудь, ничего

I don’t have anything to wear.
Was there anything else (= another thing) you wanted to say?
And anything else?

все что угодно
We can do anything you like.
Tom will eat anything.

Question 7

drop by [drɒp baɪ]

verb

Answer 7

заскочить, зайти, заходить, заглянуть.

We were gonna drop by later today - Мы собирались заскочить туда сегодня.
Just dropped by to see if everything’s all right - Зашел посмотреть, как тут у вас, все ли в порядке.

Question 8

drop /drɒp/

verb

Answer 8

ронять
She tripped and dropped the vase.

падать
The ball dropped to the ground.

подвозить кого-либо куда-либо
I can drop you at the station on my way to work.