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. If you are a part of a(n) (nuclear/extended) family, you may live with three or more than three generations.
extended
Different (viewpoints/ ideas) in a family often result in interesting debates and regular disagreements.
viewpoints
Mr. John is an engineer and expects his son to follow (into/in) his footsteps.
in
In order to (close/widen) the gap between generations, family members should be open to new ideas and make time for each other every day.
close
In order to eat healthily, we should cut down (in/on/of) food contains lots of sugar.
on
I think parents (must / should) limit their children’s screen time to protect their eyesight.
should
This is a ‘green city’ designed to reduce its negative (impact / result) on the environment
impact
should / children’s / limit / Parents / screen time.
Parents should limit children’s screen time.
Tom’s mother / force / him / in / to follow / her / doesn’t / footsteps.
Tom’s mother doesn’t force him to follow in her footsteps.
Generation gap refers (IN / TO / ABOUT) the difference in the ways of thinking and perception in the people of two different generations.
TO
They may also be more sustainable, with (private vehicles / greenhouse / green spaces) and renewable energy sources.
green spaces
The skyscraper (attracts / gives ) people’s attention because of its unusual architecture.
attracts
Your room (is looking / looks) messy. When did you last clean it?
looks
The situation looks (well / bad / good / badly). We must do something.
bad
The fish tastes (delicious / deliciously / awful / awfully) . I won’t eat it.
awful
Having a (balanced / regular) diet is very important for a long and healthy life.
balanced
