George and his wife had been looking around for a bigger house. The first place they saw was a bit / fɑː / from the office where they worked. The second place was largehad no garden, in which the children could play. Then they visited aand a fourth place. Both were too dear. They / 'nɪəlɪ / lost hope.
Yesterday they found a (little) expensive house — a four-bedroomed house with a little lawn at the front. It was just what the children(need). But some of the roofs and walls were(break). So, George had to have much money to repair the house.
Today George/ keɪm / to visit Mr. Jackson and asked him to lend him money. Mr. Jackson wasn't sure his son would ever be able to return the money. He thought for a while, and then he said, “You grew upa garden. I don't think it's a must for the children to play in a garden.”
