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Oral Reading Fluency 28: "Your Vote and Mine" - Build Vocabulary & Fluency - By JenniferESL

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00:00	Hi everyone . I'm jennifer from english with jennifer .
00:04	It's time to practice oral reading together . The text
00:08	I wrote for you is short enough to read a
00:10	few times . Let's read aloud to build your confidence
00:14	and fluency . I'll help you read clearly and with
00:17	expression . Yeah . Yeah . Yeah . Yeah .
00:30	Yeah . Elections create both excitement and stress . I
00:35	don't love politics but I think it's important to follow
00:38	the news and learn what you can , you also
00:41	need to question things and make your own conclusions .
00:45	Then on election day you can feel more confident about
00:49	your choice . Do you vote ? Do you think
00:52	elections are important ? Yeah . Mm . Before we
01:03	read , let's go over some vocabulary . I wrote
01:06	this text with high frequency words . In fact all
01:10	the words come from a list of the most common
01:12	words you need to know in english . Here's an
01:18	important question related to our text . A monarchy has
01:22	a king or a queen . What do we call
01:25	a government With people ? We choose to represent us
01:30	. It starts with an R . R . E
01:35	. Republic . In a republic we choose our representatives
01:42	by voting , vote can be a countable noun or
01:46	a verb . Every four years . Americans vote and
01:50	choose a president . Politicians try to win our vote
01:57	. They want us to vote for them . When
02:02	we vote . We're trying to elect someone for a
02:05	position , elect is the verb ? You elect someone
02:10	. What's the now the process election ? Are you
02:19	familiar with lead ? It means to guide , lead
02:23	is the verb . What's the noun ? The person
02:27	who does the leading ? What Suffolk's do we add
02:33	E . R . Leader ? And what quality does
02:37	this person have ? What's the noun ? What other
02:42	Suffolk's ? Can we add leadership ? That's the quality
02:48	of being a leader . How about the adjective ideal
02:54	? Something that's ideal is perfect for someone or for
02:58	some situation . How do we turn ideal into an
03:02	adverb ? What Suffolk's do we add ? L .
03:08	Y . Ideally we say ideally to explain what exactly
03:13	we want for a situation . For example , ideally
03:18	you'll read this text every day for a week ,
03:23	knowing word parts like the Suffolk's . L . Y
03:26	. Helps you identify new words and use them correctly
03:30	. Here are two words from the same word .
03:32	Family , efficient efficiency . Look at the endings .
03:39	Do you know which one is a noun and which
03:41	ones ? An adjective ? Efficient with the ending ?
03:49	E . N . T . Is the adjective ?
03:52	It refers to having the quality of not wasting things
03:55	like an efficient worker , an efficient plan , efficiency
04:01	with the ending . See why is the Now that's
04:04	the quality . So a leader , a government ,
04:08	a country , a company must have efficiency . They
04:12	shouldn't waste resources . Particular can be an adjective or
04:19	a noun . It refers to something special or specific
04:25	in a store . You may be shopping for a
04:27	particular kind of sweater . A salesperson might ask ,
04:31	are you looking for anything in particular effect ? Is
04:37	a noun ? It means a result or a change
04:40	of some kind . Events can have a positive or
04:43	negative effect on us . Have an effect on someone
04:48	is a complication . A set phrase , learn it
04:54	. Here's another qualification . The press , You probably
04:59	know the verb press like to push on something .
05:02	We press a button when we say the press were
05:06	referring to all the people who give us the news
05:09	, tv reporters , newspaper photographers , etcetera . Here
05:16	are more complications . You'll read in the text belong
05:20	to a party , as in a political party run
05:26	for office meaning you're trying to get a political office
05:30	, a position in the government public official . This
05:37	is the person elected to an office for the greater
05:42	good meaning for the benefit of all the people ,
05:46	the whole country . So are you ready to read
05:52	? Let's practice the text . Your vote and mine
05:55	. When you're done , you can come back and
05:57	review the vocabulary notes . Yeah . Yeah . Voting
06:08	has a particular effect on us whether we belong to
06:12	this party or that one . We become excited around
06:15	election time . It's a chance to make our voice
06:19	heard . The press uses every occasion to influence us
06:24	. Friends , neighbors and relatives might try to .
06:31	The differences between two people running for the same office
06:34	may not be clear all the time . Their positions
06:38	on taxes , education guns and more may confuse us
06:43	. In the end . Your vote is your own
06:46	. You choose who you want to represent your interests
06:53	together as a nation . We hope for the best
06:56	leadership possible . Public officials are never perfect . However
07:02	, we expect those we elect to guide the growth
07:05	of our republic . They should exercise their power with
07:09	wisdom and efficiency , ideally , our president should make
07:13	all decisions for the greater good . Yeah , voting
07:27	has a particular effect on us . Whether we belong
07:36	to this party or that one . We become excited
07:45	around election time . It's a chance to make our
07:55	voice heard . The press uses every occasion to influence
08:10	us . Friends , neighbors and relatives might try to
08:28	. The differences between two people running for the same
08:32	office may not be clear all the time . Their
08:49	positions on taxes , education guns and more may confuse
09:04	us . In the end , your vote is your
09:13	own . You choose who you want to represent your
09:24	interests together as a nation . We hope for the
09:35	best leadership possible . Public officials are never perfect .
09:49	However , we expect those we elect to guide the
10:00	growth of our republic . They should exercise their power
10:14	with wisdom and efficiency , ideally , our president should
10:25	make all decisions for the greater good . Yeah .
10:46	Voting has a particular effect on us whether we belong
10:51	to this party or that one . We become excited
10:55	around election time . It's a chance to make our
10:59	voice heard . The press uses every occasion to influence
11:04	us . Friends , neighbors and relatives might try to
11:13	. The differences between two people running for the same
11:17	office may not be clear all the time . Their
11:21	positions on taxes , education guns and more may confuse
11:27	us . In the end , your vote is your
11:31	own . You choose who you want to represent your
11:35	interests together as a nation . We hope for the
11:43	best leadership possible . Public officials are never perfect .
11:49	However , we expect those we elect to guide the
11:53	growth of our republic . They should exercise their power
11:58	with wisdom and efficiency , ideally , our president should
12:03	make all decisions for the greater good . Yeah .
12:13	Mhm . Yeah , voting has a particular effect on
12:21	us , whether we belong to this party or that
12:24	one . We become excited around election time . It's
12:28	a chance to make our voice heard . The press
12:32	uses every occasion to influence us . Friends , neighbors
12:37	and relatives might try to . The differences between two
12:44	people running for the same office may not be clear
12:48	all the time . Their positions on taxes , education
12:52	guns and more may confuse us . In the end
12:57	, your vote is your own . You choose who
13:00	you want to represent your interests together as a nation
13:07	. We hope for the best leadership possible . Public
13:11	officials are never perfect . However , we expect those
13:15	we elect to guide the growth of our republic .
13:19	They should exercise their power with wisdom and efficiency ,
13:24	ideally our president should make all decisions for the greater
13:28	good . Mm . What exactly is the greater good
13:40	? How do you understand this phrase ? Do some
13:43	actions for the greater good require a sacrifice of some
13:47	kind ? If so . Is that okay ? Think
13:51	about it . Yeah . Mhm . We'll end here
13:55	. Don't forget to practice reading on your own ideally
13:58	once a day for a week . Please like and
14:01	share this video if you found the lesson useful .
14:05	As always . Thanks for watching and Happy Studies .
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