The document summarizes the Couchsurfing experiences of the author in Paris, Vienna, and Budapest. In Paris, the author meets Théo at the metro station and stays at his apartment, where he meets Théo's friendly flatmate Roger. They make the author dinner and take him to a bar, where they later go to a party near Montmartre on the back of Théo's bicycle. In Vienna, the author stays with student Artur but forgets to turn off the tap after taking a bath, flooding the bathroom. In Budapest, the author arrives late at Judit's flat and gets off the train at the wrong station, but they have dinner together and she takes him shopping.

1. COUCHSURFING
10 B English File Elementary

2. REMEMBER THE WORDS
 apartment
 flatmate
 friendly
 delicious
 conversation
 get tired
 finally
 on the back
 turn off
 a tap
 biochemistry
 get off the train
 at the wrong station
 incredibly busy
 bit surreal
 definitely

9. PARIS: THEO
I ____(to met) Théo at the Place D’Italie metro station.
He____ (to be) 24 and his English ____ (to be) good. At his
apartment I ______ (to meet) his flatmate, Roger. They
______ (to be) very friendly. They ______ (to make) me a
delicious dinner of crêpes and ham and eggs. Then they
____ (to take) me to Footsie, a great bar near the Opéra.
Some friends _____(to come) and in the end the
conversation _____ (to change) to French. That _____ (to
be) difficult for me and I ______ (to get) tired. Finally, we
_____ (to go) to a party near Montmartre. It ____ (to be)
great! Lots of friendly people. I _____ (to go) back to Théo’s
flat on the back of his bicycle.

10. VIENNA: ARTUR
I stayed with Artur, a ______1
student. He was ______ 2, but when
I _______3 I wanted to have a bath
and I forgot to turn off the _______4.
The bathroom was _____ ____ 5water.
Oops!

11. PUT THE SENTENCES IN THE RIGHT ORDER
BUDAPEST: JUDIT
a) I flew home to London, tired but happy.
b) I arrived late at Judit’s flat.
c) She wasn’t very happy.
d) We had dinner together in the Castro bar in the
city centre.
e) I got off the train at the wrong station
f) She took me with her to a shopping centre to help
her choose a dress for a party.