The electoral system in Britain

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Сабақтың тақырыбы: The electoral system in Britain.

Сабақтың мақсаты: Оқушылардың сөздік қорын молайта

отырып, жаңа мәтінмен жұмыс істеу

Тілін оқып жатқан мемлекетті

құрметтеуге тәрбиелеу

Есте сақтау қабілетін дамыту

Сабақ әдісі: Сұрақ-жауап

Сабақ типі: Жаңа білімді меңгерту

Көрнекілігі: карта

Пән аралық байланыс: орыс тілі

Сабақ барысы:

I. Ұйымдастыру

А) амандасу

Б) жоқтарды белгелеу

II. Сабақтың тақырыбымен, мақсаттарымен таныстыру.

Our theme in our lesson is "The electoral system in Britain.".

III.Жаңа сабақ

Exercise 7. Read the text and find the following words in the text. Pay attention to their
contextual meanings

Compete, exist, existence, capable, put up, stand, convention, entitle, employee

Exercise 8. Read the text again and correct the false statements as a class.

THE PARTY SYSTEM

For over 150 years Britain's system of parliamentary democracy has been based on organized political parties competing to form governments. The system depends on the existence of at least two parties in the House of Commons, each of which is capable of forming a government. Any organization wishing to put up candidates at a relevant election must be registered as a political party with the Electoral Commission. Voting is by secret ballot.

Most candidates in elections and almost all winning candidates belong to one or other of main political parties. Candidates who are members of smaller political parties, or who do not belong to any party, may also stand. Since the Second World War the great majority of MPs have belonged to either the Conservative or the Labour party.

The leader of the party that wins most seats at a general election is by convention invited by the Monarch to form a government. He or she becomes Prime Minister and chooses the ministers who will together form the Government.

IV.Пысықтау

9. Comprehension check:

1. Voting is by secret ballot

2. Any organization that wants to put up candidates at a relevant election shouldn't be ve registered as a political party with the

Electoral Commission

c) Most candidates in election belong to one

or other of the main political parties

d) Candidates who do not belong to any party

or smaller parties may also stand

e) The leader of the party that wins most
seats at a general election is by convention
invited by the Prime Minister to

form the Government

V.Бекіту

Exercise 3 Talk to your partner

VI. Үйге тапсырма Exercise 8 Тексерілді: