Big Changes

Question 1

Stay at home

Answer 1

To continue living in your parent’s house instead or moving out.

Example: After graduation, many milennials stay at home to save money.

Question 2

Move out

Answer 2

To leave your parent’s house and start living somewhere else.

Example: I plan to move out next year when I get a full-time job.

Question 3

Enrolled in college

Answer 3

Officially registered as a student at a collegue or university.

Example: She enrolled in college to study engineering.

Question 4

Employed

Answer 4

Having a job; working for a company or organization.

Example: He has been employed at the same company for five years.

Question 5

Falling in love

Answer 5

Developing strong romantic feelings for someone.

Example: They met last year and are now falling in love.

Question 6

Getting maried

Answer 6

Entering into a legal marriage with someone.

Example: My sister is getting married this summer.

Question 7

Start a family

Answer 7

To begin having children, often after marriage.

Example: They want to start a family after buying a house.

Question 8

Retirement

Answer 8

The period of life after someone stops working, usually after a certain age.

Example: He’s saving money for his retirement.