People often say that the Englishman's home is his castle（城堡）．They mean that the home isvery（ 95）___（重要的）and personal to him．Most people in Britain live in houses rather（96）___ flats，
and many people own their homes．This means that they can make them individual； they can paint them，and （97）___[ʧeɪnʤ]them in any way they like．Mosthouses have a garden，even （98）___ it is a very small one，and the garden is usuallyloved．The house and the garden are the（99）___[´praɪvǝt]space of the individual．
People usually like to mark their space．Are you sitting now in your home or on a train？Haveyou marked the space around（100）___（你自己） as yours？If you are on the train，youmay put your coat or small bag on the seat（101）___（在…旁边）you．If you share a flat，you may have one corner（102）___ is your own．