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1.What is an extended family? 2. What is a nuclear family? 3. Do you prefer living in a nuclear or extended family? Why? 4. What are the disadvantage of living in a nuclear family? 5. Which of the changes in Viet Nam do you think the most beneficical? 6. What are the most important qualities for a person to get along with other members in a extended family?

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1.What is an extended family? 

An extended family is a family that extends beyond the nuclear family, consisting of parents like father, mother, and their children, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and cousins, all living in the same household. Particular forms include the stem and joint families.

2. What is a nuclear family? 

A nuclear family is a family group consisting of two parents and their children (one or more). It is in contrast to a single-parent family, the larger extended family, or a family with more than two parents. 

3. Do you prefer living in a nuclear or extended family? Why? 

I live in a nuclear family with just my parents and my younger sister.And I love my small house.Firtly,living in a nuclear family is more comfotable than an extended family because I don’t think that it will have many rules.So we will have more less problems.In addition,we can share the chores in my house and we can do it together.It makes us have time to understand than.Moreover,my parents are more open-minded.They always just give us advice,but they never try to impose their decision on us.Which I like most in a nuclear family.On the other hand,a nuclear family will have less happy.Because it consists of parent and children whereas an extended family includes not only parents and children but also grandparent,uncles,ants and cousins.In conlusion,each other family will have problems but it isn't important when we known share and we love togerther.

4. What are the disadvantage of living in a nuclear family? 

lLving in a nuclear family also exists some disadvantages. The first drawback is that in nuclear family both husband and wife adopt profession outside the family, then children are neglected and looked after by the servants. They feel lonely and emotional insecure. In addition, After completion of household task, the housewife becomes alone at home. At the time of emergency one can get any help and support from any other. Moreover, In nuclear family widowed, old and divorce fare very much neglected. No one in the family bothers to take care of them. Physically and psychologically they feel insecure.

6. What are the most important qualities for a person to get along with other members in a extended family?

Firstly, willingness to share is quite essential for all members of multigenerational families. Because we live with lots of others including our grandparents and our relatives, we have to share almost everything such as bedrooms, bathrooms, televisions or computers. It also means that people can share the high living expenses together, namely water and electricity bills and food. Secondly, being able to be sympathetic is considered as an important quality to live in harmony with the extended family. Apparently, generation gaps are unavoidable and they are likely to be wider when incredible technological innovations are changing the world significantly these days. However, if each member learns to understand and respect others’ perspective, generation gaps will not be big troubles. Finally, in order to maintain the harmony in the family, everyone needs to take care of as well as support each other. Each member ought to be willing to help others whenever they encounter difficulties. The encouragement and help from the family partly assist them in overcoming obstacles. In a word, getting along well with other family members requires individuals’ effort. Hence, some typical qualities a person should have to live in harmony with the extended family are willingness to share, sympathy and supportiveness.