II 3. What will you ask your British friend about his/her family relationships?

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II 3. What will you ask your British friend about his/her family relationships?

If I had a British friend I would ask him such questions about his family relationship:
Are you on good terms with your parents?
I wonder if you quarrel with your parents.
What do you appreciate your family for?

Do you get on well with your family members?

Do you talk over your problems together?

Is there sometimes misunderstanding between you and your parents?

Is your family friendly and close-knit?

II 4. What can you advise a person who wants to have a close and happy family?

See I 4.

 II 5. Nowadays an average family has one child. From your point of view, how many children should there be in a family?

Variant 1

I agree than nowadays an average family has one child. The matter is because of financial problems in the families. Today in our competitive world parents want to give a good education to their children. And, as you know, a good education costs a lot of money. As for me, I’m sure an ideal family has at least two children. To my mind they won’t be egoists and feel alone in the future.

Variant 2

I think that parents should decide how many children they want to have. If parents have enough love, time and money they can have even 10 children. But nowadays an average family has one child. I think this is because today’s life is hard and unstable. As for me I want to have 2 children: a boy and a girl.

Variant 3

It’s sad that families are getting smaller these days. I think it’s so great to have a sister or a brother. To my mind there should be two or three children in a family. You will never feel lonely in a big family. These are people who are committed to one another.

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