2 Find in the letter words that mean the following and write them in your notebook.
1) a person who can't stop working hard - W...
2) a strange person – W...
3) a group of friends - a B... of friends
4) an area of wild land in Australia - the B...
5) these make objects that are far away seem nearer-B...
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First of all, political parties must be replaced by ONGs not linked to any particular ideology, but committed to find the best candidate for a given government position. A different ONG will organize campaigns similar to what we know, except that candidates will campaign together, that is: if one of them speaks one day at a certain town the rest of the competitors would do the same, and at the end of the event all they will debate. Unavoidably, if one candidate brings up personal issues of any other candidate he/she becomes automatically disqualified. All candidates will appear on mass media exactly the same amount of time, and always one after the other, making sure each one appears first an equal amount of times. There must also be a law to force radio and TV to synchronize political propaganda, so no matter what channel you are watching you see the same candidate speaking, forcing people to listen the message or turn it off.

On election day, you have one vote per candidate, so you can give all your votes to one candidate, divide them among the two or there you like more, take away those votes from one candidate or removing them from the two or three you dislike more. That is: you ought to have the power to vote in favor or against a candidate or a group of candidates.

The legislative power must be divided into 2 chambers, as it is now, but one integrated by citizens and capable of discussing and voting bills, the other integrated by specialized constitutional lawyers with the sole propose to reject any bills that don't fully meet constitutional criteria.

Laws must have an expiration date based upon on consent, that is: is a law is approved by 51% then it will expire in 2 years but it is approved unanimously it will expire in a 50 years.

1. He went to school.
Did he go to school? - Yes, he did.
2. She had supper.
Did he have supper? - Yes, she did.
3. They got up at 8 o`clock?
- Did they get up at 8 o`clock?
- Yes, they did.
4. They gave us the book.
- Did they give us the book?
- Yes, they did.
5. He saw Ann at school.
- Did he see Ann at school?
-Yes,he didn`t.

1. He took a shower in the morning.
He didn`t take a shower in the morning.
2. We had supper.
We didn`t have supper.
3. He said is to his friend.
He didn`t say it to his frirnd.
4. They came home.
They didn`t come home.
5. She took the toy.
She didn`t take the toy.