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Tham khảo tài liệu 'đề thi toefl tiếng anh của trung tâm bbc - 33', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | BBC Learning English Quiznet Housing markets vocabulary WORLD SERVICE bbciearntngenglish.com Based on 6 minute English http www.bbc.co.uk worldservice learninqenqlish radio specials 144 6minute then go to August 2008 1. Somebody who has never owned property before but is now buying is called. a a first-time owner b a first-time buyer c a new host d a new buyer 2. If you already own a property but are planning to sell it and buy a new better one you are moving up the. a property ladder b ownership steps c ownership stairs d property steps 3. Complete this sentence Prices have got so high they couldn t get any higher and the a bubble has burst b bubble has bursted c balloon has bursted d glass has broken 4. If you don t have enough money to buy a property outright you may need to take out a a loan b credit c hire purchase d mortgage 5. If the value of your property is less that the money you have borrowed to pay for it you are in a negative situation. a equation b equality c equity d equilibrium 6.is a recent term describing the situation when it becomes difficult to borrow money at low interest rates. a credit bunch b credit crunch c credit munch d credit punch Quiznet BBC Learning English 2008 Page 1 of 2 bbclearningenglish. com ANSWERS 1. Somebody who has never owned property before but is now buying is called b a first-time buyer - this is the correct answer. 2. If you already own a property but are planning to sell it and buy a new better one you are moving up the. a property ladder - this is the correct answer. The property ladder is the process of owning a property then selling it and buying a better property. 3. Complete this sentence Prices have got so high they couldn t get any higher and the a bubble has burst - correct. This means that a period of time when something that has been very successful here housing markets has come quickly to an end. b bubble has bursted - wrong. This form of the verb doesn t exist. c balloon has bursted - wrong. This form of .
