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Gateway 2 Unit 7

Citizenship refers to membership in a country under its laws or customs. A person can have multiple citizenships or be stateless if they have no citizenship. The document lists examples of both rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Rights include access to healthcare, education, and leisure activities. Responsibilities include respecting others, laws, the environment, and participating in community activities. Certain activities like earning a livelihood and having housing can be both rights and responsibilities. The document also provides examples for expressing regret over present and past situations using conditional sentences.

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Gateway 2 Unit 7

Citizenship refers to membership in a country under its laws or customs. A person can have multiple citizenships or be stateless if they have no citizenship. The document lists examples of both rights and responsibilities of citizenship. Rights include access to healthcare, education, and leisure activities. Responsibilities include respecting others, laws, the environment, and participating in community activities. Certain activities like earning a livelihood and having housing can be both rights and responsibilities. The document also provides examples for expressing regret over present and past situations using conditional sentences.

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Gateway 2 unit 7: citizenship

Vocabulary related to the unit


According to Wikipedia:
Citizenship is the status of a person recognized under the custom or law as being a
member of a country. A person may have multiple citizenships and a person who does not
have citizenship of any state is said to be stateless.

NB: these are possible answers, others may fit also.


Rights

Responsibilities /duties

to have a job

to tell the truth

to be respected

do your personal best

have access to

respect others

to be concerned for the

leisure activities

to have a say in
what happens

to be free to tell
your opinion

common good

your country

to have access to
health care

to be safe

to have access to
education

to respect the flag of

to participate in
community activities

to believe in human
dignity and equality

respect the rules and


laws

Can be both
earn your livelihood
to have somewhere
to live
to volunteer in your
community service
to vote

to respect the
environment

to be free to move

to pay taxes

Functions: expressing regret


A regret can be about something in present or in past.
If it is in present then we use the rule of: present wish or conditional 2
If it is in past then we use the rule of: past wish or conditional 3.
Examples:

1 ) Present regret
Present situation

Regret in present

computer

I dont know how to use


computer .

I regret not knowing How to use

If only I knew how to use computer

I wish I knew how to use computer

2 ) Past regret
Past situation

I didnt know how to use

Regret in past

computer

I regret not knowing How to use


computer

If only I had known how to use

computer

I wish I had known how to use


computer

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