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  1. 0:10
    Sura 1: Hello, everybody. 301s · Speaker 1

    Hello, everybody. Welcome back to American Textbook Reading. I'm Brian Stewart. We're going over lesson four right now in our book. We're talking about people need laws. In this unit, you will discover why citizens must follow laws. So why …

  2. 5:11

    If you follow the traffic laws, people will be safe. Nobody will get hurt. It's not just traffic laws, but there are many other laws like that too, right? Don't steal, right? Somebody might hurt somebody. Somebody might get in a fight. Foll…

  3. 10:00

    Why must citizens follow laws? Well, we saw a little bit of those ideas, right, in the vocabulary section, right? We saw that it's important for different ideas. We want to be fair, we want to be safe, we want to be clean. Those are things,…

  4. 20:04

    You should also look at signs that tell you how to follow the law in your community. People in the community must follow laws. That's very good. This is kind of cute, isn't it? Be careful. If you have a dog and your dog poops on the ground,…

  5. 25:05
    Sura 6: obey or follow. 111s · Speaker 1

    obey or follow. Here, finally, is what we're talking about here. This is the main idea really. This is like our topic sentence right here. Finally, we get to it. Sometimes writing passages will do that. They'll make certain definitions. The…

  6. 26:56

    right? Don't dump your trash. Don't litter. Don't throw your trash on the ground, right? Of course, you shouldn't do that, especially in parks, because parks are supposed to be clean and nice for everybody to enjoy. And if there's a lot of …

  7. 31:58

    or citizens, what's the opposite of obeying or following the law? The opposite? That, of course, is break. If you break the law, that is the opposite of following. or obeying the law. So if citizens break the law, if this is the cause, righ…

  8. 36:58

    not just live somewhere, right? When someone lives in a neighborhood, they are called a neighborhood citizen. Ah, that's true. That's what we saw in the reading, right? Coming back to B, they are called a good citizen is not true because so…