Idiomatic phrases about places

A) How's the new job? Do you feel at home yet?

B) I'm starting to. But I'm not used to working nine to five!

• a feel healthy
  

• b We've used it all.
  

A) I think we need to move to a bigger office.

B) I agree. We've run out of space here!

• 
  a) We don't need more
  

• b) We've used it all
  

A) What's your journey to work like?

B) It's awful, we're packed in like sardines on the Tube

• a) uncomfortably crowded

• b) smelling a lot

A) Do you live in the city center?

B) Well, actually, we live miles from anywhere.

• a) in the suburbs
  

• b) far from other people
  

A) Are you sure you know how to get there?

B) Relax, I know this part of town like the back of

my hand.

• a) be very familiar with a place
  

• b) be new to a place
  

A) Have you lost something?

B) I can't find my glasses, I've looked all over the place.

• a) everywhere in this room
  

• b) in every room
  

A) Have you heard? Carlo's buying a house.

B) Yes, he told me a while ago that he and Liza were thinking of settling down.

• b) buying a bigger house
  

• a) choosing a permanent home