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by Nguyễn Hồng Anh
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There are lots of beautiful , large houses in Britain . Many of them ( 1 ) built hundreds of years ago . In the past , they ( 2 ) owned by very rich families . Today , many of them ( 3 ) owned by an organisation called The National Trust , which ( 4 ) created to look after them . The houses ( 5 ) kept in perfect condition , and visitors ( 6 ) allowed to look round them . It's interesting to learn how different life was in an old house . Milk was ( 7 ) kept in the fridge , because they didn't have fridges ! Washing machines ( 8 ) only invented very recently , so washing ( 9 ) done by hand . In some cases , the house ( 10 ) still lived in today . When this happens , visitors ( 11 ) only shown part of the house . The private rooms ( 12 ) kept closed to the public . These houses often have beautiful gardens , too . The gardens ( 13 ) looked after by professional gardeners .

You usually have to pay to look round National Trust houses . Members of the National Trust ( 14 ) given a discount . This year , millions of people ( 15 ) be given the chance to see what life in an old country house was like .

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