Thursday, 28 April 2016

ANIA C2 Lesson 14


Class
Discussion:
  • Environmental and energy policy
  • Referenda (referendums) and political engagement
Sources:
For more information and vocabulary on the law making process go to:

Recent podcasts that discussed nuclear energy include:
More or Less http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03s4577 On the cost of the planned power station at Hinckley Point in the U.K. 


Key Vocabulary
petition (noun and verb) e.g. To sign a petition. To petition for a change in the law.  
opposition MP
polling station
polling booth
to be voted on (by)
to repeal/abrogate - e.g. an abrogative referendum
to amend
turn out - e.g. There was a low turn out at the last election. 

Corrections
Word Forms
We have to make a distinguish here → We have to distinguish (this from something else)/We have to make a distinction here.
Over-translation
If I don't remember bad → If I remember rightly/correctly, If (my) memory serves me (well)
Pronunciation
Think about "ed" endings - /d/ and /t/ not just /Id/ 
profitable - stress on the first syllable. 

ˈprɒfɪtəbəl


Going Further:
Reading - Neuroscientists create ‘atlas’ showing how words are organised in the brain

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