Politics
Lessons
Lesson 1
- – right (f)
- – security (m)
- – government (f)
- – war (f)
- – law (m)
- – president (m)
- – tax (m)
Lesson 2
- – peace (m)
- – policy (f)
- – safety (f)
- – economy (f)
- – recommendation (f)
- – town hall (f)
Lesson 3
- – strategy (f)
- – army (m)
- – crime (m)
- – leader (m)
- – elections (f. pl.)
- – freedom (m)
Lesson 4
- – speech (m)
- – Congress (m)
- – campaign (m)
- – violence (f)
- – arrest (m)
- – house arrest (m)
- – corruption (f)
Lesson 5
- – Knesset (f)
- – bribe (m)
- – parliament (m)
- – candidate (m)
- – governor (m)
- – debate (f)
Lesson 6
- – wealth (m)
- – party (f)
- – threat (m)
- – strike (f)
- – mayor (m)
- – fault, blame (f)
Lesson 7
- – Ministry of Defence (m)
- – Ministry of Foreign Affairs (m)
- – Ministry of Internal Affairs (m)
- – Ministry of Finance (m)
- – Ministry of Justice (m)
- / – minister (f/m)
📖 Story: Election day 8 sentences · 3 questions
Election day
- Last week there were elections in the city.
- Two candidates wanted to be mayor.
- Before the elections there was a big debate.
- The first candidate gave a speech about security and the economy.
- The second candidate spoke about freedom and peace.
- Then each one said:
- "It's his fault!"
- But on election day everyone went to the beach, because it was hot.
Questions
What did the candidates want to be?
What did the first candidate speak about?
What did people do on election day?
Practice
Simple sentences with this subject's words. Listen, say them after the voice, then tap the grey bar to check the meaning.
Sentences
- – The elections are next week
- – Everyone wants peace
- – The government decided on a new law
- – The leader gave a speech
- – The Knesset is in Jerusalem