Yes, family is important in our country. In certain parts of India, people are still living in a joint family and that tells how much a family is important in our country. So when we are living in a joint family, we come to know the culture, the value of being together. The size of family now in our country has changed into a much larger extent where people settle up on their own since people are having different schedule. So they move on to the parts of the city and the run family of their own. I don’t think so that there will be much of any changes which will happen in future. People who are going for school, universities or for work with their convenience would shift from village or like where they are supposed to be to cities near the place they are working in. So that’s the reason joint families breaking into minor fragments nowadays. Thank you.
Band 7+: Is family important in your country? 2. How has the size of the family changed in the last few decades in your country? 3. How do you think the family will change in the future?
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Yes, family is important in our country. In certain parts of India, people are still living in a joint family, which shows how much family matters in our country. When we live in a joint family, we learn about the culture and the value of being together. The size of families in our country has changed significantly, as people are now settling on their own due to different schedules. They move to different parts of the city and run families of their own. I don't think there will be many changes in the future. People who are going to school, universities, or work will shift from villages, where they are supposed to be, to cities near their workplaces. That's the reason joint families are breaking into smaller fragments nowadays. Thank you.
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