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Question
Do you think that there will be any change in Nazli’s family after this wedding? What will change?
- Do you think there will be changes in the home from where the new bride has come? What kind of changes?
- Talk to your mother and aunts in the family. Ask them about where they lived before they got married.
- Who were the members in their families then?
- Has anybody in your family been married recently? Who?
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Solution
Yes, there will be a change in Nazli’s family after this wedding. A new member will start tentatively with Nazli’s family. Nazli will get a new sister-in-law.
- Yes. They will get a new family member as the bridegroom. But they have to see off their daughter.
- They lived with their parents before marriage.
- In my mother’s family, she, her father, her mother, her two brothers, one sister and one uncle lived together before her marriage.
- Yes, my uncle got married recently in my family.
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| 1. | Since how many years has your family been staying here? | |||
| 2. | Where did your family live before coming here? | |||
| 3. | How many members are there in your family today? | |||
| 4. | How many members were there in your family 10 years ago? | |||
| 5. | What were the reasons for the changes in your family in the last 10 years? | |||
| 6. | How do you feel about all these changes? | |||
| 7. | What problems do you face with changes in technology? |
When your grandmother and grandfather were children like you, was your family just like it is today?
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- Are there any such children in your neighbourhood who had to drop out of school? Do they want to go back to school?
- What are they doing these days?
