| I live in a house. |
| My house is in a town. |
| My uncle lives in an apartment building. |
| His apartment building is in a busy city. |
| My cousin lives in a dormitory in a school. |
| He shares his room with a classmate. |
| My uncle lives out in the country. |
| He lives on a farm. |
| The police caught a criminal. |
| Now the criminal lives in prison. |
| When I go to summer camp, |
| I live in a tent. |
| When my parents go on vacation, they live in a motel or a hotel. |
| A motel only has one or two floors. |
| A hotel usually has many floors. |
| My aunt and uncle live in a trailer. |
| They like to move around from place to place. |
| My friends live in a cottage by a lake. |
| My grandfather lives in a retirement home. |
| Many people who are about the same age as he live there. |
| I would like to live in a palace. |
| I think you have to be a king or a queen, or a prince or a princess to live in a palace. |
More English listening lessons for intermediate level:
Lesson 27: Making Friends
