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Business & Politics · 4 Beginner · September 21, 2026

Canada and UK May Work Together

Canada and UK May Work Together
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Vocabulary

team up /tiːm ʌp/ phrasal verb
to work together with someone
The two friends team up to play soccer.
alliance /əˈlaɪəns/ noun
a group of people or countries that work together
The two countries made an alliance to help each other.
member /ˈmembər/ noun
a person or country that belongs to a group
She is a member of the club.
government /ˈɡʌvərnmənt/ noun
the people who run a country
The government makes rules for the country.
trade /treɪd/ noun
buying and selling things between people or countries
The two countries do a lot of trade with each other.
leader /ˈliːdər/ noun
a person who is in charge of a group or country
The leader of the country talks to other leaders.

Article

A Canadian government leader spoke to the BBC. She said Canada and the UK should work as a team. She talked about new ways these two countries can be friends and help each other.

What is the EU?

The EU is a group of countries in Europe. These countries work together. They make rules and trade with each other. The EU helps its member countries.

Canada Wants to Join

A leader in Europe said Canada could be part of the EU. But Canada is not in Europe. So Canada would be a special type of member. This is a new idea.

Why Work Together?

Canada and the UK are both strong countries. They both speak English. They can help each other with business and safety. Working together makes them stronger.

What Happens Next?

This is a new plan. Many people need to talk about it first. The governments will decide if this is a good idea. It will take time.

Discussion Questions

  1. Do you think Canada and the UK should work together? Why or why not?
  2. What countries do you think should be friends? Why?
  3. What does your country trade with other countries?
  4. Is the EU a good idea? What are some good things about it?
  5. What is the difference between being a member and an associate member?

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