Category: Vocabulary episodes
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15. Election Day Vocabulary!!
On today’s episode, the final episode in this series on US election vocabulary, we will look at the Election Day. Who can vote? Where do they vote? How do they voter? When will the results be announced? When will the winner become president? These questions, and the vocabulary connected to them, will be answered in […]
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12. Even More US Political Vocabulary! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
On today’s episode, we will continue our series focusing on vocabulary to help you understand the US election! With less than two weeks left, there is no better time to learn some new political words! (If you can’t see the podcast player click here to listen!) VOCABULARY LIST To compromise (v) – to accept that […]
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9. More Vocabulary for the US Presidential Election!!
VOCABULARY LIST Nuance (n) – a slight difference in appearance, meaning, sound etc Linguists explore the nuances of language Candidate (n) – a person who is competing to get a job or elected position There are three candidates standing in the election Weakness (n) – a particular part or quality of someone or something […]
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6. Vocabulary for the US Presidential Election!
Some key vocabulary for the upcoming election!! VOCABULARY LIST To elect (v) – to decide on or choose, especially to choose a person for a particular job, by voting The President is elected for a four-year term of office. Requirement (n) – something that you must do, or something you need A good degree is […]
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