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My flat.

I live in a new nine-storeyed block of flats in Kalinin Street. Our flat is on the third floor. It is very comfortable. We have all modern conveniences, such as central heating, gas, cold and hot running water, a telephone and a chute. There three rooms in our flat: a living-room, a study and a bedroom. We also have a kitchen, a bathroom, a small entrance hall and two balconies.

Our living-room is the largest in the flat. The living-room is nicely furnished. There is a suite of modern furniture with a wall unit, a wardrobe and a bookcase. To the left of the wall unit there is a corner-sofa with two armchairs and a small table for newspapers. In the opposite corner there is a TV set with a video and a tape-recorder. A thick carpet on the floor and curtains on the windows match the walls. All this makes my room cozy.

I spend most of my time in my bedroom which I use as a study. Here you can see a writing-table where I do my homework. There is a thick comfortable rag on the floor near the sofa.

My parents′ bedroom is more spacious than the study. There is a double bed, a mirror-stand, two beside tables and a built-in wardrobe there. In the corner of the room there is a small table with a tape-recorder on it.

Our kitchen is rather large. There is a set of modern kitchen furniture, a gas-stove with an oven, a food processor, a fridge and a cupboard where we keep our dishes. The kitchen serves us as a dining-room.

I like my bathroom too. There is a nice mirror, a rack for towels, a bath-tab and a basin. There is a shelf above the basin where I keep soap, toothpaste, tooth-brush, combs, creams, shampoos and make-up.

The entrance hall is small. There is a hall-stand and a mirror on the wall. A telephone is on a special table under the mirror. We try to keep our flat clean.

My Flat

I live in Yakubov street in a nine-storeyed block of flats. Our flat is on the ninth floor. It's a four-room flat with all the modern conveniences.

As I have already said, there are four rooms in our flat: a living-room, my parents' bedroom, my study and my sister's room. Our living-room isn't large. In the evening we stay here together watching TV, listening to music, talking or discussing family problems. There is a TV-set there, a sofa, four armchairs, a piano and a wall-unit. On the floor and on the wall there are carpets, because we like when it's warm and coяy in the room.

In my study there is a writing table near the window, two chairs and a bookcase. Besides, there are shelves with audio-cassettes, CDs, books and souvenirs. I've got a computer and a CD-player. On the walls there are some pictures. But what makes my room interesting is my air fleet of planes. They hang on strings over your head. There are different types of airplanes there: helicopters, sport planes, fighters, bombers, passenger planes and old models. Besides, I've got a model airport, which I have made with my own hands. It's a special attraction to my cousin. My parent's and my sister's rooms are different. They reflect their tastes, hobbies and the way of life. In my parents' room there are a lot of books and souvenirs. My mother keeps all the things I and my sister made ourselves. My sister made a lot of toy: teddy bears, cats, horses and other animals. She is crazy about horses that's why in her room there are many beautiful posters of horses on the walls.

I can say a lot about my flat. But to make a long story short, I must say, there is no place like home. Speaking about our home I don't mean a flat as it is. I mean people who are dear to me, who love me and are always waiting for me. That's why wherever I were I would always hurry home.