Which English phrase best translates 'to share a flat with sb'?

• A. to live in a shared flat
• B. to rent a flat with sb
• C. to share a flat with sb.
• D. to own a flat

Answer: (C)

This tests how to express living with someone in the same home. When you say “to share a flat with someone,” you mean you and that person live together in one flat and usually split the space, rent, and responsibilities. The phrase with the exact verbs and structure matches that meaning most closely, making it the best choice. The other options describe related ideas but not the same sense: “live in a shared flat” describes the situation but not the action of sharing with a specific person; “rent a flat with sb” emphasizes the rental arrangement rather than the living together; and “own a flat” is about ownership, not sharing the living space.