Unit 77 THE ELECTION RESULT

Listening

It’s midnight.
In a moment, the Mayor of Bamford is going to read the results of the General Election.
Both of the candidates are on the balcony with the Mayor.
Both of them are smiling, but neither of them are happy.
Both of them are wearing rosettes.
One of them is the Labour candidate, and the other is the Conservative candidate.
Neither of them have been Members of Parliament before.
The Mayor has just announced the result.
The Labour candidate has won the election.
Some of crowd are pleased, but the others are angry.
All of the Labour supporters are happy.
All of them are shouting and cheering. The Conservative supporters are booing.
None of them are smiling.
The Conservatives haven’t won an election in Bamford for many years.
The Labour Party has won every election in the town since 1945.

Grammar

INDEFINITE PRONOUNS:
ONE — BOTH — NEITHER.

They’re Asada and Mertha.
One of them is Japanese.
Neither of them is French.
Both of them are my friends.

They’re students.
Some of them are English.
None of them are Italian.
All of them are friendly.