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- Boris Johnson made his first speech to parliament on Thursday since becoming British Prime Minister. Following is an abbreviated text of his remarks: not medias in res [Johnson formally greets MPs] 10 15 1 fight against violent in the 20 country 25 education, more fondations per student 35 30 40 structure enumeration Our future clean, green, prosperous, united, confident, ambitious - this my friends is the prize, more still the responsibility that it falls on us to fulfill. ( makes him seem to be very emotional (interupts himself) And to do so, we must take some immediate steps. is our duty, it falls on us" →we didn't choose it, but we have to promises of The first is to restore trust in our democracy and fulfill the repeated Parliament to the people by coming out of the European Union - and doing so on October 31st. seems like all the goals will be reached through the Brexit juxtapos rion Show the greatnessof Brexit and dramatic, the really show the dus consequences ad- van one unon they stay together, think the same I and all ministers in this Government are committed to leaving on this date, whatever the circumstances. To do otherwise would cause a catastrophic loss of confidence in our political system. It will leave the British people wondering whether their politicians could ever be trusted again to follow a clear democratic instruction. doesn't mention hims The already told from [...] tages of nah Brexit makes it alliteration smoother to understand, easy and We will give greater powers for the police to use stop and search to help tackle work of the violent I have the difficus itselp process those found guilty of the mosked officials to draw up proposals to ensure that in future serious violent offences are required to serve a custodial sentence that truly reflects the severity of their offence and policy measures that will see a reduction in the number of prolific offendersect and to make the justice which he sees the Bp, is there for thems stand out. On education, I have listened to the concerns of many colleagues and we will increase the minimum level of per pupil funding in primary and secondary schools and return education funding to previous levels by the end of this Parliament. We are committed to leveling up across every nation and region across the UK, providing support to towns and cities and closing the opportunity gap in our society. all We will announce investment in vital infrastructure, fiber rollout, transport and enumeration, housing that can improve people's quality of life, fuel economic growth and provide things he wants opportunity. positive key words! to which give listeners hope, an out book on a good future Finally, we will also ensure that we continue to attract the brightest and best talent alliteration from around the world. No-one believes more strongly than me in the benefits of with two migration to our country. But I am clear that our immigration system must change. adjectives For years, politicians have promised the public an Australian-style points based Britan She did not system. really is the the others made mistakes but best of all hot him 45 grues the parliament have been told repeatedly and relentlessly what we cannot do. is the reason for everything all the time, make that 50 clear, no matter what that went down since I was a child I remember respectable authorities asserting that our time as a talks to the nation has passed, that we should be content with mediocrity and managed decline. Spea Lier →refers to the past, picture of him as a child, makes him sympathetic And time and again - even the skeptics and doubters - by their powers to innovate and adapt the British people have showed the doubters wrong. O 55 60 65 exaggeration + repition 70 75 Show the ppl that they ellected him for a good reason, he gives them changes And today I will actually deliver on those promises - I will ask the Migration Advisory Committee to conduct a review of that system as the first step in a radical rewriting of our immigration system. I am convinced that we can produce a system that the British public can have confidence in. F draws a picture, 80 full fills the wish of the Be of change Mr Speaker, over these past few years, too many people in this country feel that they be HE believes in the And Mr Speaker I believe that at this pivotal moment in our national story we are going to prove the doubters wrong again. nation, not like the speaker Not just with positive thinking and a can-do attitude, important though they are. Alliteration makeshis plan / main idea of changing thinus move memrebale clear But with the help and the encouragement Government and a Cabinet that is bursting with ideas, ready to create change, determined to implement the policies we need to succeed as a nation. The greatest place to live, the greatest place to bring up a family, the greatest place to send your kids to school The greatest place to set up a business or to invest. Because we have the best transport and the cleanest environment and the best healthcare and the most compassionate approach to care of elderly people. That is the mission of the Cabinet I have appointed. That is the purpose of the Government I am leading. His idea, his goal, he is able to bring the Bp to this point And that is why I believe that if we bend our sinews to the task now, there is every chance that in 2050, when I fully intend to be around, though not necessarily in this job, we will look back on this period, this extraordinary period, as the beginning of a new golden age for our United Kingdom. him seem emotional And I commend this future to the House just as much as I commend this statement. Deutongshypothese 46 Mr Speaker: The Speaker of the House of Commons is the chief officer and highest authority of the House of Commons, the lower house and primary chamber of the Parliament of the United Kingdom Annotations The Speaker presides over the House's debates, determining which members may speak and which amendments are selected for consideration. The Speaker is also responsible for maintaining order during debate, and may punish members who break the rules of the House. prove the doubles wrong trogh acting & changing goal. to be the bst outlook on the future Part B: Mediation 1 5 10 15 20 25 Engländer in Hamburg: Keinen Bock auf Brexit Von Bert Beyers, 23. März 2019, NDR.de [...] Zwei Zuhause Wenn lan Bennett zu seinen Eltern nach England fliegt, dann geht es nach Hause". Zurück nach Hamburg geht es ebenfalls nach Hause". Die englische Staatsbürgerschaft kann er behalten. Die deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft ist für ihn erstmal ein Papier, das ihm erlaubt, sein Leben wie gehabt weiterzuführen. ,,Ich fühle mich nicht als Verräter, es ist nur eine Verwaltungsmaßnahme." Zum ersten Mal war der Engländer 1992 als Austauschschüler in Deutschland, damals im Alter von 17 Jahren. Seit 2005 lebt er nun in Hamburg. Er ist mit einer Deutschen verheiratet. Hamburg ist der gemeinsame Lebensmittelpunkt des Paares, hier wollen sie auch Kinder großziehen. Die meisten britischen Freunde von Ian Bennett in Hamburg lassen kein gutes Haar am Brexit- und an den Menschen, die dafür gestimmt haben. Aber das ist auch keine Lösung. Wenn man nur schimpft, hat man kein Verständnis für die Spaltung in England." Er kommt aus der Stadt Wigan in der Nähe von Liverpool. Dort haben mehr als 60 Prozent für den Brexit gestimmt. Die Spaltung geht quer durch Familien, durch Nachbarschaften und Parteien, das ist es, was ihn umtreibt: ,,Mein Land ist ein bisschen kaputt" - und es sei schwer, nun wieder eine Brücke zwischen den verschiedenen Lagern zu bauen. Selber hat lan Bennett nicht an dem Referendum teilgenommen. Er durfte nicht, war schon zu lange in Hamburg. Er hätte es auch nicht gewollt. Für ihn war das eine Sache der Briten auf der Insel. Was ihn. traurig stimmt ist, dass die nächste Generation in England es nicht mehr so einfach haben wird, als Europäer in anderen Ländern der EU zu leben, so wie er - das sei schade. Fünf WM-Titel An den Hamburgern mag er den respektvollen Umgang miteinander und die Informiertheit der Menschen. Was ihm manchmal fehlt, ist der englische Humor. Mittlerweile sieht er auch Vorteile in der doppelten Staatsbürgerschaft. England war einmal Fußballweltmeister, Deutschland viermal. Er selber bringt es nun also auf fünf Titel. like 1.B. ppl Consequences for + the reasons why 1.B decided to become a German 1. Englisch LK Klausur Exercice 1: The speech "Boris Johnson's first speech to parliament as UK Prime Minister" made by Boris Johnson in London on July, 25, 2019, deals with the goals and embitions Johnson will try to reach during his period as Prime Minister Iw (delised) -R Firstly, Boris Johnson welcomes the & Members of Parliament formally and then immediately starts with his opinion of the need to take action now for a brighter future (ll. 1-5). & Continuing with his idea of a Brexit, he clarifies that the country needs to leave the EU Remea in October, no matter what, or else there will be bad consequences in form of the British people not or believing in trusting their goverment anymore (ll.6-15). Another aspect he wants to change is the violence in the country which Johnson is planning to fight against as well as the low fundation every student in primary or secondary schools gets (11.16-26). 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Next, he sums up his goal of turning the Great Brihan into the members Through firstly greeting of parliament, Johnson does not Start medias in res because in this case, it is a very formal speech (1.-1). He starts his next sentences with an enpumaration of adjectives. which describe our future "(1.1). This leads the listener to & have a very positive and hopefull view on I into be the best country in any aspect one the next gears with Borris Johnson as could think of (1.60-75) the prime Minister and he calls the Lastly, he gives an outlock on the Members of the parliament and the future in which he still working British people "my friends" which for his country and this period of him being the Prime Minister would be the best time. and a new start for the United Kingdom (ll. 76-81), 2 makes it seem like there is a connection between him and them "(..) is the prize, more still the responsibility "(1.2) Sounds like Johnson interrupts his Own & sentence. 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