Idiomatic expressions with “home” and “house”

We need to buy a bed, a chest of drawers and some things for the living room because the flat isn’t fully (a)   .

A house that shares walls with neighbours on both sides is a___________ house.

• detached

• semi-detached

• bungalow

• terraced

When I was a child, I used to spend summer holidays in camps. All children slept in _____________ there.

• bunk beds

• bank beds

• tumble dryer

• utility room

Only one more exam to do and we will be home and (a)   .

My granny’s house is a real home (a)   home for me because I’m so comfortable there.

She’s our ________. We pay her the rent each month because the flat belongs to her.

• landlord

• landlady

• lodger

• flatmate

The last performance I saw didn’t impress me so much. It______________.

• home in on

• home from home

• nothing to write home about

• house-to-house

It was _____________ at the theatre last night.

• a full house

• house-to-house

• housebound

• home

If I had something difficult to tell a friend, I wouldn’t go (a)   the houses, l would tell everything directly.

My aunt decided to rent out her spare room to a (a)   to make some extra money.