In the United States, lots of young adults are living at home with their parents, according to the Pew Research Center. Pew researchers found that 32 percent of 18-to-34-year-old Americans lived at their (parent) home in 2014. That is (high) percentage nationwide since 1940.
More young adults lived at home with their parents than lived with a husband, wife, or partner in 2014. And students will return home after graduation. Hannah Raines plans to move back in with her parents she completes her study program at the University. She would like to get a job (save) money for graduate school(研究生院).
Raines' parents, Jim and Juli, already have experience with an adult child returning home. Hannah's twin brother, Dakota, returned home last year after the building he lived in was put up for sale.
"It was very natural," Jim and Juli said. They thought (have) their adult children back at home is good for (they). The only problem is where all four family members should park their cars.
Experts say younger Americans (experience) different economic problems than earlier generations. Pay is not keeping up housing costs or the bigger loans(贷款) many graduating students must pay off after leaving school. So moving home for young adults may be a good (decide). This will help them to save money or pay off the loans.
