Lessons Categories politics

14 English lessons on the topic of 'politics'

English Lesson: He would be the state's first openly gay legislator.
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1. “He would be the state's first openly gay legislator.”

English Lesson: The gap between the haves and the have-nots just keeps getting wider and wider.
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2. “The gap between the haves and the have-nots just keeps getting wider and wider.”

English Lesson: I also seem to recall him promising to cut the deficit, and he didn't come through on that either.
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3. “I also seem to recall him promising to cut the deficit, and he didn't come through on that either.”

English Lesson: How can you be so naive?
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4. “How can you be so naive?”

English Lesson: Where do you stand on gun control?
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5. “Where do you stand on gun control?”

English Lesson: Why should I, as a taxpayer, have to bear the burden of supporting these people with my hard-earned money?
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6. “Why should I, as a taxpayer, have to bear the burden of supporting these people with my hard-earned money?”

English Lesson: It's beneficial not only, you know, from an environmental standpoint, but also in terms of reducing our dependence on foreign oil.
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7. “It's beneficial not only, you know, from an environmental standpoint, but also in terms of reducing our dependence on foreign oil.”

English Lesson: She claims to be all about honesty and integrity? What a hypocrite!
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8. “She claims to be all about honesty and integrity? What a hypocrite!”

English Lesson: I understand the general sentiment, but it's hard for me to concisely summarize what they're saying.
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9. “I understand the general sentiment, but it's hard for me to concisely summarize what they're saying.”

English Lesson: Everybody seems to be critical of the President these days, but I still believe in him.
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10. “Everybody seems to be critical of the President these days, but I still believe in him.”