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Living in England. Mgr. Lucia Jureňová. Families. In a typical English family are 2 parents , 1 or 3 children . Nowdays divorce is common in England . Children sometimes live in a step family. Where people live. Most people live in a house with a small garden .
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Living in England Mgr. Lucia Jureňová
Families • In a typicalEnglishfamily are 2 parents, 1 or 3 children. • Nowdaysdivorceiscommon in England. • Childrensometimeslive in a step family.
Wherepeoplelive • Most peoplelive in a housewithasmallgarden. • Most peopleownthehouse. • Most peoplelive in flatstoo.
Wherepeoplelive • Youngpeoplelivewithparents. • Theygo to university. • Theylive in sharedhouse, or student’s accommodation.
Where people live • People get married and have children later nowdays. • The average age for having a child is now 30. • Young people or single mothers often get a counsil house.
Where people live People in Britain move house a lot. Grandparents don’t normally live in the same house as their children and grandchildren. They have their own house.
Kinds of houses • Family house • Flat
Kinds of houses • Semi detached house - • is a house with two units sharing a common wall • Detached house - • is a house that stands alone
Kinds of houses • Cottage • In England the word cottage is often used to mean a small holiday home. • Share house • A share house is a model of household in which a group of usually unrelated people reside together.
Kinds of houses • Apartment • Anapartment is a self-contained housing unit (a type of residential real estate) that occupies only part of a building. • Bed and breakfast BB is a type of accommodation for travellers. Hotel
Kinds of houses • A holiday home • A second home or vacation home can be a home owner's asset as renting it could provide additional income. • A student’s accommodation