hi sally! how are you? 1) here inthailand with my family for a week now and i'mhaving a fantastic time! we (do) so many exciting things! my brother and i (go) on a river raft and mybrother 4) (even/do) a bungeejump! we 5)(not/ride) anelephant yet, but we're going to dothat tomorrow. my parents 6) (not/do)so many adventurousthings, but my dad (take)lots of photos underwater at the beach -they're amazing! well, that's all for now 8)(you/have) a nicesummer so far? see younext week, marzhan​

1.I agree with this opinion, because I  know only a few adult persons, who'd live with their elderly grandparents. In my opinion that is, because when children become  grown and  usually go to an university or get to a work  , they often forget about  their grands who were ever given them all of their love and help,when their relatives needed.
2.Thats right ,because when children do things like that , what happens very often, they want to show their independence.
3.All of grandparents want to live vicinity with new young and adult  generation of their family and help them or give them their experience.

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