Yoong Liat Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
family
1. When a student writes a composition about his or her family, should she write about himself or herself?
2. My parents are alive and I am the only child. Do I say 'There are two people in my family', 'There are three people in my family' or 'There are three people in my family, including me.' ?
2. My parents are alive and I am the only child. Do I say 'There are two people in my family', 'There are three people in my family' or 'There are three people in my family, including me.' ?
Top answer
Yes, most certainly! There are three people in my family: my parents and me. My parents and I form a small family of three.
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Yes, most certainly!
There are three people in my family: my parents and me. My parents and I form a small family of three.
My family of four is composed of my husband, my two daughters, and me. My family consists of my husband, my two daughters and me.
There are three people in my family: my parents and me. My parents and I form a small family of three.
My family of four is composed of my husband, my two daughters, and me. My family consists of my husband, my two daughters and me.
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