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Choisir une colocation · B1. Associe l’action à la personne qui s’engage à la faire.

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Choosing a house-share

Écoute toute la conversation, puis réponds à partir des accords, explications et réserves exprimés.

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Responsabilités et dispositions finales

Associe l’action à la personne qui s’engage à la faire.

“I will book the room; could you check the equipment?”

But et position

Relie le soutien exprimé aux réserves de la personne.

“I would prefer the earlier meeting, but I could join after lunch.”

Conditions et liens entre informations

L’action dépend de la condition annoncée.

“Let us confirm the date once both speakers have replied.”

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Choosing a house-share

What are Alex and Sam mainly trying to do?

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Choisir une colocation

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Choosing a house-share

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Responsabilités et dispositions finales

Associe l’action à la personne qui s’engage à la faire.

“I will book the room; could you check the equipment?”
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But et position

Relie le soutien exprimé aux réserves de la personne.

“I would prefer the earlier meeting, but I could join after lunch.”
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Conditions et liens entre informations

L’action dépend de la condition annoncée.

“Let us confirm the date once both speakers have replied.”

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D01 · Échauffement

Choosing a house-share

What are Alex and Sam mainly trying to do?

  1. Cancel a signed rental agreement.
  2. Decide how to divide their current rent.
  3. Arrange repairs for a flat they already rent.
  4. Compare two flats before committing to one.
Réponse et explication
Compare two flats before committing to one.

Indice: “Let's wait until we've checked the full costs and the repair agreement. I like it, but I don't want to rush.” “Sure. If both answers are clear, we can decide tomorrow. We haven't committed to either flat yet.” Identifie ce que les personnes cherchent à faire, plutôt qu’un détail secondaire. Réponse étayée: “Compare two flats before committing to one.”

D02 · Échauffement

Choosing a house-share

What worries Sam about the station flat?

  1. Train noise could disturb sleep.
  2. There is no internet connection.
  3. The train station is too far away.
  4. The rooms do not get enough light.
Réponse et explication
Train noise could disturb sleep.

Indice: “The rooms were bright, but I could hear the trains even with the windows shut. I don't think I'd sleep well there.” L’explication donne la raison de ce choix. Réponse étayée: “Train noise could disturb sleep.”

P01 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a house-share

Why is the basic rent not enough to compare the two flats?

  1. Neither flat includes heating.
  2. The station flat includes heating and internet.
  3. Both rents include every household bill.
  4. The rents include different things.
Réponse et explication
The rents include different things.

Indice: “Only if you compare the basic prices. The station flat doesn't include heating or internet. The quieter one includes both.” “True. We'd need to ask for the average bills before we know which is cheaper overall.” Relie ces informations : une seule ne suffit pas. Réponse étayée: “The rents include different things.”

P02 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a house-share

What would make the quieter flat useful for Alex’s work?

  1. A spare room for working from home.
  2. A larger kitchen for meetings.
  3. A faster train service.
  4. Free office equipment.
Réponse et explication
A spare room for working from home.

Indice: “And the quieter place has a spare room for working from home. You'd use that a lot.” “I would. But the kitchen tap was leaking. I wouldn't want to move in and find it was our problem.” Retiens le détail explicitement confirmé ici. Réponse étayée: “A spare room for working from home.”

P03 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a house-share

What do they want in writing?

  1. A promise that they will pay for the tap repair.
  2. Permission to move in before the tap is repaired.
  3. A guarantee that no repairs will ever be needed.
  4. Confirmation that the leaking tap will be fixed before moving in.
Réponse et explication
Confirmation that the leaking tap will be fixed before moving in.

Indice: “I asked about that. The landlord said it would be fixed before we move in. We should get that in writing.” L’action dépend de la condition annoncée. Réponse étayée: “Confirmation that the leaking tap will be fixed before moving in.”

P04 · Développer la compétence

Choosing a house-share

What is the disadvantage of the bus service?

  1. It runs only twice an hour.
  2. It takes an hour to reach work.
  3. Its stop is a long walk from the flat.
  4. It does not run on working days.
Réponse et explication
It runs only twice an hour.

Indice: “There's a bus outside. It takes thirty minutes, but it only runs twice an hour. We'd have to plan ahead.” Retiens le détail explicitement confirmé ici. Réponse étayée: “It runs only twice an hour.”

R01 · Entraînement associé

Choosing a house-share

What will Alex do next?

  1. Pay the deposit immediately.
  2. Ask for the repair agreement.
  3. Cancel the viewing of the station flat.
  4. Email to ask about average bills.
Réponse et explication
Email to ask about average bills.

Indice: “Agreed. I'll email about the bills. Can you ask for the repair to be included in the agreement?” “Sure. If both answers are clear, we can decide tomorrow. We haven't committed to either flat yet.” Associe l’action à la personne qui s’engage à la faire. Réponse étayée: “Email to ask about average bills.”

X01 · Défi du texte

Choosing a house-share

How does Sam feel about the quieter flat?

  1. Ready to pay immediately despite the unanswered questions.
  2. Interested, but wants more information before deciding.
  3. Certain that it is the cheaper flat overall.
  4. Unwilling to consider it because it has no nearby train.
Réponse et explication
Interested, but wants more information before deciding.

Indice: “Let's wait until we've checked the full costs and the repair agreement. I like it, but I don't want to rush.” “Sure. If both answers are clear, we can decide tomorrow. We haven't committed to either flat yet.” Respecte la réserve exprimée : ce n’est pas une garantie absolue. Réponse étayée: “Interested, but wants more information before deciding.”