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Q1: Do you have a large family or a small family?

You need the indefinite article in front of both instances of family.
Alternatives.
Q1: Do you have a large family or a small one?
Q1: Is your family large or small?

Well, my dad is a very patient guy,m. My mom always works until the night.late. They both try their best to support me and support the family. I think it's time for me to find somea jobs, to earn some money and support them too.

I don't need to manage my time because I almost always stay with my parents everyday. We usually workdo things out together, such as going to the gym, doing some shopping, travelling around the world and cooking together, so there are many chances I canopportunities to spend time with my family members.

[ps: I' m not sure 'IN WHAT WAY' means,but I still try to write some words.]

It means "How".

My family is deeply important to me.

Make it one sentence.

Eespecially their financial support.

I'm looking forward to travel places aroundling the world as much as I can,mpossible. My parents not only give me the money I need, but also choose to travel with me.

Without them, I willould not be able to make this idream come true.

Thinks "would" sounds better but "will" could be used.

Of course cooking!Cooking! Of course.

If my memory serves me right, Wwhen I was 13thirteen years old, Mmy cousin and I tried to put a roast, honey and green grapes together into the a pot with Wanglaoji(some (a kind of tea drinks in from China), w. We worked together all afternoon, and ate themis with curiosity because we knew that this was definitely a dark cookingstrange recipe, but it was tasted great in the end. Since then, I like to cook with my parents together and it has becomes a daily routine for both of us.

I get pretty well with my parents,; I think the key reason is that I know what my parents like orand dislike, and I try my best to respect their hobbies since there hasare some issues with the generation gap issues.

My dad of course, b. Because in my family, my mom is responsible for working, and my dad is responsible for taking care of the kids.

So he has had plenty of time to play with me since I was born.

I personally think it is various differentes from person to person.

For me, Iit is better to try to be independent.

I'm not planning on starting a family, and my parents agree with that.

So I think it's OKokay to stay with my family.

Plus, spending lot of time to stay with family dosesn' t mean you are non't independent.

It just simply means I need to get to work to sustainpport myself as well as getting veryallowing me to remain close to my family.

We have a strong bond among us and that make us a happy family.

The moment mMy parents and I climbed the Hefu Mountain to have barbecues every tow monthsevery two months. Having a barbecue there was the best experience I've had since I was a kid.

After a frustrating and exciting mountain climbing , there are alwaysis a big meal waiting for you.

Yes, p. People in China usually have a strong bond amongwith their family members. They are willing to do anything for their loved ones.

(wWhat does generally means？i？Does it means i I' d better say something not generallyspecific?)

"generally" here means normally, on average, mostly. Is it the normal thing for people in your country to be close to their families? Are most people in your country close to their families?

Sugar Cane's speaking part 1 preparation【 — family】

English doesn't have those types of brackets.
You could also use parenthesis like this: Sugar Cane's speaking part 1 preparation (family)

I have a small family which only includes my dad, mom and myself.

Always include spaces after punctuation marks like the full stop and comma.

Well, my dad is a very patient guy, and my mom always works until the night. They both try their best to support me and support the family. I think it's time for me to find some jobs to earn some money and support them too.

I don't need to manage my time because I almost stay with my parents almost everyday. We usually workdo things out together, such as going to the gym, doing some shopping, travelling around the world and cooking together, so there are many chances I canto spend time with my family members.

You may have misunderstood the question a little bit here but your response still answers the question well. A different meaning of the word manage is used here. It is more asking you how much time are you able to spend with members of your family.

[ (ps: I' m not sure what 'IN WHAT WAY' means, but I 'll still try to write some words.])

In what way is similar to saying how (怎么) or why. You could reword it as 'what method do they use to be important to you?' (Although it would be weird if you actually worded it that way)
What you wrote for this one answers the question.

I'm looking forward to travel placesing around the world as much as I can,m. My parents not only givprovide the money I need, but also choose to travel with me.

Without them, I willould not be able to make this idea come true.

If my memory serves me right, Wwhen I was 13 years old, Mmy cousin and I tried to put roast meat, honey and green grapes together into thea pot with Wanglaoji (some kind of tea drinks in China), w. We worked together all afternoon and ate them with curiosityaution because we knew that this was definitely a dark cookinguisine, but it was tasted great in the end. Since then, I like to cook with my parents together and it becomes a daily routine for both of us.

Dark cuisine isn't a very popular term in English (I had to search it up to find out what it means), so it might be better to just say 'a weird combination of ingredients.'

Q6: Do you get along well with your family?

After seeing that Q10 is also 'do you get along well with your family,' I'm not too sure about this one. But I'm leaving it because the original doesn't make sense, and I don't know what else it could be.

I get along pretty well with my parents,. I think the key reason is that I know what my parents like orand dislike, and I try my best to respect their hobbies since there hasare some generation gap issues.

My dad of course, because in my family, my mom is responsible for working, and my dad is responsible for taking care of the kids.

So he has had plenty of time to play with me since I was born.

I personally think it is various different from person to person.

OR: I personally think it varies from person to person.

For me, Iit is better to try to be independent.

So I think it's OKokay to stay with my family.

OK is a shorthand and is quite informal. We almost always use okay instead.

Plus, spending lot of time to stay with family dosen' t mean you are not independent.

It just simply means I need to get to work to sustain myself as well as gettbeing very close to my family.

We have a strong bond among us and that makes us a happy family.

The moment my parents and I climbed the Hefu Mountain to have barbecues every towo months was the best experience I've had since I was a kid.

After frustrating and exciting mountain climbing , there arewas always a big meal waiting for you.

That'It was amazing.

Yes, people in China usually have a strong bond among their family members. They are willing to do anything for their loved ones.

(I think this is too short but I can not figure out the reason instantly.

If you want to make this part longer, you could also write about why people in China usually have a strong bond with their family.

(wWhat does generally means？i? Does it means i' d I better say something not generally?)

Generally is similar to usually. It is the same as 一般.

part 1 keeps answers less than 20s ¶
Q1: Do you have a large family or a small family?

I have a small family which only includes my dad, my mom and myself.

Well, my dad is a very patient guy, and my mom always works until the night. They both try their best to support me and support the family. I think it's time for me to find some jobs to earn some money and support them too.

I don't need manage my time because I almost stay with my parents everyday. We usually workdo things out together, such as going to the gym, doing some shopping, travelling around the world and cooking together, so there are many chances I canopportunities to spend time with my family members.

[ps: I' m not sure 'IN WHAT WAY' means, but I still try to write some words.]

In what way means - how is your family important

I'm looking forward to travelling to places around the world as much as I can, and my parents not only give me the money I need, but also choose to travel with me.

Without them, I will not be able to make this idream come true.

Of course cooking!Cooking of course!

If my memory serves me right, When I was 13 years old, Mmy cousin and I tried to put roast, honey and green grapes together into the pot with Wanglaoji(some (a kind of tea drinks in China), w. We worked together all afternoon and ate ithem with curiosity because we knew that this was definitely a dark cooking but it was’étrange combination but in the end it tasted great in the end. Since then, I like to cook with my parents together and it has becomes a daily routine for bothall of us.

Q6: Do you get on well with your family?

I get on pretty well with my parents, and I think the key reason is that I know what my parents like or dislike, and. I try my best to respect their hobbies since there has some been some inter-generation gap alissues.

My dad of course, because in my family, my mom is responsible for working, and my dad is responsible for taking care of kithe child.

So he has plenty of time to play with me ever since I was born.

I personally think it is various differentes from person to person.

For me, Iit is better to try to be independent.

I'm not planning on starting a family, and my parents agree with that.

So, I think it's OK to stay with my family.

Plus, spending a lot of time to staying with family dosen' esn’t mean you are not independent.

It just simply means I need to get to work to sustain myself as well as getting very close to my family.

The moment my parents and I climbed the Hefu Mountain to have barbecues every towo months was the best experience since I was a kid.

After frustrating and exciting mountain climbing , there are always a big meal waiting for you.

Yes, people in China usually have a strong bond amongwith their family members. They are willing to do anything for their loved ones.

(wWhat does generally means？iDoes it means i' I’d better say something not generally?)

In this context generally means - usually. Do you usually get along with your family.