E. manner and ways of addressing people

D. age of having the first child

C. age of getting married

B. head of the family

A. behaviour of children

(including the family members)

f. living with parents and grandparent

1. A. It was well-known that he was loathed by other teachers.B. It was well-known that the other teachers loathed him. 2. A. Sometimes I yearn for more time on my own.B. Sometimes some time on my own is yearned for. 3. A. Sport is passionate about by a lot of people.B. A lot of people are passionate about sports. 4. A. The first time I visited Venice, I was captivated by the city.B. The first time I visited Venice, the city captivated me. 5. A. Animals are quite fond of by British people.B. British people are quite fond of animals. 6. A. Going to the cinema tonight is fancied by me.B. I fancy going to the cinema tonight. 7. A. From a young age, the idea of traveling was keen on me.B. From a young age I was keen on the idea of traveling. 8. A. I look forward to hearing from you soon.B. To hearing from you soon I look forward. 9. A. It is a well-known fact that students dread exams.B. It is a well-known fact that exams are dreaded by students. 1. [A family is] the school of duties … founded on love. (Felix Adler) 2. [A family is] bills of charges. (Francis Bacon) 3. [A family is] a manufacture very little above the building of a house of cards. Time and accidents are sure to furnish a blast to blow them down. (Lord Halifax) 4. [A family is] a society limited in numbers, but nevertheless a true society, anterior to every state or nation, with right and duties of its own, wholly independent of the commonwealth. (Pope Leo XIII) 5. If well ordered … they [families] are the springs from which go forth the streams of national greatness and prosperity – of civil order and public happiness. (William Thayer)

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