单项选择题
Task 2 Directions: This task is the same as task 1. The 5 questions or unfinished statement are numbered 41to 45.
A share house is money-saving. When you share a house, your bills, rent and possibly food costs will be much lower. If the house is already established, you don’t have to worry about buying things like a fridge and TV. Choosing good housemates(合租人)
Moving in with friends can be fun but it can result in conflict(冲突)and a loss of friendship. Think carefully about the type of person suited to your character.
Ask advice from friends who have lived in share houses, or consult a youth worker or a relative.
Setting some guidelines
Every share house is different, but there are some guidelines(准则)that can help you avoid conflict:
Issue or ask for a receipt(收据)when you pay or collect the rent.
Spread responsibility for bill payment.
Where possible, deal with problems through face-to-face communication.
Our Living in a share house web-page has some advice and ideas to help make sharing with your housemates a great experience.
A．discuss it with the person on the telephone
B．seek advice from your friends or relatives
C．talk with him or her about it face to face
D．speak to your parents about it first