The Right To Vote – Le Droit De Vote
The Right To Vote – Le Droit De Vote
Nowadays, it seems inconceivable that we would not have the right to vote, and yet…
- Les femmes en Irlande ont le droit de vote depuis 1918, mais seules les femmes éduquées pouvaient voter jusqu’à 1922.
Women in Ireland have had the right to vote since 1918, but only educated women could vote up until 1922.
- Il faut se rendre compte que le droit de vote a été donné après une lutte acharnée menée par les mouvements féministes
It must be realised that the right to vote was given after a bitter struggle led by feminist movements.
KEY GRAMMATICAL CONSTRUCTIONS
Now test yourself by writing your own sentences using these key grammatical constructions…..
- Avoir le droit de vote – To have the right to vote.
- Il faut se rendre compte que – We must realise that.
- une lutte acharnée – A bitter struggle.
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