Vocabulary
- Election & voting
- Rights & values
- Civic duties
Grammar
- should (procedure)
- Simple Past (events)
- Simple Present (truths)
Functions
- Talking about procedures
- Making simple inquiries
Unit 10 · Yazılı Hazırlık
Vocabulary Grammar Functions Vocabulary
Election & Voting | Word | Turkish | Example |
|---|---|---|
| election (n) | seçim | We had an election in our school. |
| to vote (v) | oy vermek | Everyone should vote in the election. |
| candidate (n) | aday | There are three candidates in the election. |
| campaign (n) | kampanya | The campaign started last week. |
| ballot box (n) | oy sandığı | Put your vote in the ballot box. |
| polling place (n) | oy kullanma yeri | Go to the polling place to vote. |
Rights & Values | Word | Turkish | Example |
|---|---|---|
| right (n) | hak | Everyone has the right to education. |
| human right (n) | insan hakkı | Human rights are very important. |
| child right (n) | çocuk hakkı | Education is a child right. |
| equal (adj) | eşit | All people are equal. |
| fair (adj) | adil | The election should be fair. |
| harmony (n) | uyum | We should live in harmony. |
Civic Duties | Word | Turkish | Example |
|---|---|---|
| law (n) | yasa, kanun | Everyone should obey the law. |
| to obey (v) | uymak, itaat etmek | We should obey the rules. |
| responsibility (n) | sorumluluk | Voting is a responsibility. |
| to support (v) | desteklemek | I support my candidate. |
| to prepare (v) | hazırlamak | We prepared our election posters. |
Our Classroom Election How should we elect our classroom president?
Every vote counts! Democracy starts in our classroom! 
Flashcards
Grammar
Should (Procedure)
Structure
Steps of an Election| You should... | You shouldn't...  |
|---|---|
| You should choose your candidate. | You shouldn't cheat in the election. |
| You should respect others. | You shouldn't fight with your friends. |
| You should put the paper in the ballot box. | You shouldn't show your vote to others. |
Q: What should we do in the election?
A: We should choose our candidate and vote fairly.
"You should write the name of your candidate on the paper."
Adayının adını kağıda yazmalısın.
"You should fold the paper and put it into the ballot box."
Kağıdı katlayıp oy sandığına atmalısın.
Simple Past (Past Events) Structure
Talking About Past Events| Positive | Negative |
|---|---|
| We had an election yesterday. | We didn't have a campaign. |
| She voted for Ahmet. | He didn't vote for Ali. |
| They elected their president. | They didn't support the same candidate. |
Q: Did you vote in the election?
A: Yes, I did. I voted for our classroom president.
"We had an election in our school last week."
Geçen hafta okulumuzda bir seçim yaptık.
"We elected our classroom president."
Sınıf başkanımızı seçtik.
Simple Present (General Truths) Structure Facts About DemocracyAll people are equal.
Everyone has the right to vote.
Democracy means the rule of the people.
Laws protect our rights.
"Everyone has rights and responsibilities."
Herkesin hakları ve sorumlulukları vardır.
"We obey the laws in a democracy."
Demokraside yasalara uyarız.
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