Living in England

LIVING IN ENGLAND

Mgr. Lucia Jureňová

Families In a typical English family are 2 parents,

1 or 3 children. Nowdays divorce is common in England. Children sometimes live in a step family.

Where people live Most people live in a house with a small

garden. Most people own the house. Most people live in flats too.

Where people live Young people live with parents. They go to university. They live in shared house, or student’s

accommodation.

Where people live People get married and have children

later nowdays. The average age for having a child is now

30. Young people or single mothers often get

a counsil house.

Where people livePeople in Britain move house a lot.Grandparents don’t normally live in the

same house as their children and grandchildren.

They have their own house.

Kinds of houses Family house

Flat

Kinds of houses

Semi detached house -  is a house with two units sharing a

common wall Detached house - is a house that stands alone  

Kinds of houses Cottage In England the word cottage is often used

to mean a small holiday home. Share house A share house is a model

of household in which a group of usually unrelated people reside together.

Kinds of houses Apartment An apartment  is a self-contained housing unit (a

type of residential real estate) that occupies only part of a building.

Bed and breakfast

BB is a type of accommodation for travellers.

Hotel

Kinds of houses A holiday home A second home or vacation home can be

a home owner's asset as renting it could provide additional income.

A student’s accommodation

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