關於Family的意思和用法的提問

A: Combined with

A: 'Like it or not' means 'It doesn't matter if you like it or if you don't like it.' We use it to talk about inevitable things.

So the sentence means that your family has an influence on your development.

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Yes, that's the right idea.
家族に付いてもっと色々考えるために､このビデオを見ましょう｡

A: it means that this someone comes from a very famous family. And there is a reputation for this family and he doesn’t feel like he can live up to the name of the family.
He is having problems as he cannot live comfortably, maybe there are some rules he need to live up to.

A: You need to provide more context.

Without context, best guess: to go by A = to ride or drive A in order to go somewhere. A is the mode of transportation. This implies that the previous time the family rode a donkey somewhere.

A:
That would indicate that the family is supporting him.

A: @lgx09a of course you can 👍

A: 1. It is usually best not to do business with immediate family, blood and money do not mix well as some say.
2. At a family reunion, my immediate family are the only people that I recognize, even though I'm related to everyone else too.
3. Only the immediate family was invited to the funeral.

A: We got a new dog.I think we'll (we're gonna) be a proper family (to him).

A: I went to my boyfriend's home town to meet his extended family. The last time I saw my extended family was at my grandmother's funeral. When we needed help with the wedding I had to reach out to the extended family.

A:
The first one is more about
you not having the chance/opportunity to see them.

A: No difference.

A: “To give up ___(noun)” you are offering them, surrendering them. You give it away, even though you do not want to.
-to “give it up” can also mean to stop faking something, or running away. A policeman can say “Give it up criminal, we have you surrounded!”

“To give up ON _____” to stop trying, to say “ah, they can’t do it, I should just stop wasting energy and leave them.”



Example: “He gave up his family” he surrendered his family, maybe they were hiding and he exposed them. Maybe he is becoming a monk, and surrendered his family as well as all his possessions.

Example 2: “he gave up on his mother.” He is admitting defeat, and stops trying. Maybe his mother is always in gambling, and he was helping her, but when she didn’t change, he gave up on her, and left her behind.

A: Whole family is waiting to meet you is more correct. Add the to make it better. For example the whole family is waiting to meet you. They are very excited.

A: In this case ''Her family goes to church on Sundays,'' is correct.

We use the plural form in the day of the week when talking about a routine.

''Her family went to church on Sunday.''

This is a single event so the singular day of the week is used.

A: For a very formal setting you would say “please send my regards to your family” but if it’s a casual one you would say “please let your family know I said hi”

A: “and one of your family /members/“ and if you just wanna say family then it’s “and your family is waiting”. and you would say i’m finished/i’m done/you can take the shower now/you can go in

A: it means :

how often does your family talk/call/message you

A: domestic violence

A: hope this helps you!!!

A:
Better:
I spent yesterday with my family. I didn't go anywhere.

A: × I'll introduce my family.
✓ Let me introduce my family.

A: We would usually say "My family stresses me out."
___ stresses me out or was/has been stressing me out.

A: × A: I am stressed by my family
✓ A: My family gives me a lot of stress.

× B:What is the matter with famaily?
✓ B:What’s the matter with your family?

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Probably, the setters of the test wanted you to show that you understood and could apply the past perfect in a logically consistent way.

But in real life, almost nobody consistently applies just past simple, or just past perfect, 100% of the time. Your sentence is almost gratuitously natural — In fact I would probably say,

In 1967, 60% of families were couples with children but by 1996, this fell to 51%.

So, how to deal with this kind of confusion? If the people setting the test clearly tell you that they want a particular logical framework, you have to give it to them. But if they don’t tell you, then they are at fault – and you have every right to tell them so.

Nobody should be expected to read minds, nor should they be expected to deliver anything less than natural English. If your teacher is telling you to be unnatural, or at least less than completely natural, in order to fulfil some stupid unwritten rule – then THEY are the problem, not you.