great grandparents
1.More interesting, when these ticklish rats were interbred for four generations, the offspring chirped twice as often as their great-grandparents.
2.That immigration is "good" is a quaint American belief that, to most people, seems no more than quaint "Immigrants" were the doughty grandparents and great-grandparents who came to America eighty years ago;
3.If one asks the average English-educated Chinese Singaporean to name his great-grandparents and their siblings, it is probable that he would be unable to do so.
4.My great grandmother is nearly ninety. She lives with my grandparents. My parents and I go to visit them with something they like once a week.
5.Thus there is a kind of amorphous and ill-defined eugenic system, based on belief in heredity and often placing great emphasis on menti (literally "door and home" or lineage or family standing), but in any case based on standards of desirability in the health, beauty and breeding of the bride as seen by the eyes of the parents or grandparents of the family.
