Politics
The Long Term Impact of Brexit
Will the UK benefit from or be beaten by Brexit?
Updated: 2022.12.14
4 min read · Intermediate
The Long Term Impact of Brexit Will the UK benefit from or be beaten by Brexit? Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 Prior to reading this article, how much did you know about Brexit? Q3 Why do you think Britain is struggling more than the rest of Europe? Q4 Are there any similarities between Britain and Korea’s economic situations? Q5 How reliant are you on energy? Have you ever worried about energy costs? Q6 What do you think is more important: free trade and movement or protecting national interests? Why? Q7 Do you think Britain made the right choice in leaving the EU? Why? Q8 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions upheaval a violent or sudden change or disruption to something. 例句 1 There have been recent upheaveals in the industry. 例句 2 Last summer was a time of great social upheavel, with protests lasting throughout. set in motion to start or trigger a series of events 例句 1 Through her New Year’s Resolutions, she set in motion a positive start to the new year. 例句 2 A public announcement set the project in motion. setback some sort of slowing or reversing of progress 例句 1 We rarely achieve our dreams without having to overcome some setbacks. 例句 2 Everyone has setbacks; the important thing is to keep moving forward despite them. resilient able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions 例句 1 Despite their youth and inexperience, this is a resilient ballclub. 例句 2 Though they look thin, my shoes are rather resilient. discontent strong dissatisfaction about your situation 例句 1 In the 1970s, Britain had a Winter of Discontent due to complaints among the public of low wages and a rising cost of living. 例句 2 He listed his discontents in his resignation letter. |
| *本教材是專爲使用Ringle學習英文的學員設計。 |
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*本教材是專爲使用Ringle學習英文的學員設計。