They tell us what the politician want to do after he or she get elected. For example, some parties make a policy that helps general people or poor people, which means they tend to distribute money and make policy for many people. Some parties don't pay attention to distributing money and they are friendly to companies. Some parties help pay workers. So we can partly anticipate the result of electing politicians by their parties.

Hi Seong Eun,

Great job on your homework about political parties in Korean elections! You explained the role of parties really well. Political parties help us understand what politicians want to do once they're elected. Some focus on helping regular or poor people with policies that give money or support to many. Others may be more friendly towards companies. It's cool how you pointed out that parties also play a part in how workers get paid. Keep up the awesome work, you're doing great!

~Teacher Cathy

 

They tell us what the politician want to do after he or she get elected.

>>They tell us what the politician wants to do after he or she gets elected.

For example, some parties make a policy that helps general people or poor people, which means they tend to distribute money and make policy for many people.

>>For example, some parties make a policy that helps general people or poor people, which means they tend to distribute money and make policies for many people.

Some parties don't pay attention to distributing money and they are friendly to companies.

>>CORRECT

OR>>Some parties don't pay attention to distributing money, and they are friendly to companies.

Some parties help pay workers.

>>CORRECT

OR>>Some parties help to pay workers.

So we can partly anticipate the result of electing politicians by their parties.

>>CORRECT

OR>>So we can partly anticipate the result of electing politicians based on their party affiliations.