Social media is flooded with the “Happy Father’s Day” wishes today but do the youngsters of today’s generation mean this or the generation gap is causing trouble?? So,
Does the generation gap affect the relationship between parents and children?
First of all, a lot of factors depend on this matter. A child’s age his/her level of maturity upbringing and the people around are some of the factors.
Now the fact of the matter is that any age gap will have some effects either positive or negative on the relationship between them. But, one should also consider that no matter what the age of a parent is, the connection between them and their child is never lost. It remains forever. A mother who might be 50 years old when she gives birth to a baby has a forever connection from the very next second. Yes, the more the age gap between them, the more effort will be needed especially for the parents in this case to understand the cravings or desires of their child.
In my opinion, though I am no one, age doesn’t and can’t barricade a feeling known as LOVE. That is like the color of the blood. It will stay always the same. Whether the age gap is large or the color of the child and parents is opposite, LOVE IS LOVE. The feeling is the same mutually. No matter the age gap.
In previous generations about 50 60 years ago, people used to get married at age of 13 to 18. They will have their first child at a mere age of 15 to 20. So in that case there is no age or generation gap between the two, but still, they managed us and our parents pretty well. So these things do not matter if the feeling is strong. No connection stays strong for life. It has to be felt from within. Which only a child and parent share between them.
Age gaps sometimes can differentiate our point of view but not that bond we share.
Answer:
Mary Jean and Beth <u>volunteered</u> for the past five years at a local shelter for abused pets.
Explanation:
In the given sentence, the action/ verb is something that's done in the past. This is identified by the phrase "for the past five years", meaning it is an action that's been done in the past, that happened some years before the present. Therefore, the verb "volunteer" will be used on the past form "volunteered".
So, the newly revised sentence will become-
Mary Jean and Beth <u>volunteered</u> for the past five years at a local shelter for abused pets.
Could you explain your question a bit more? I’m not quite understanding it.
Answer:
Yea. (and it's miracle btw)
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