But in Britain the general elections are every 'five years' (nie calkowicie prawda, 5years to maximum, pamietam jak jednego roku byly az 2 elections) and in Poland - every four years. Both of the countries have something else in common - 'there are' (niepotr) the Parliaments 'consisted' CONSIST of two houses - the House of Commons and the House of Lords in 'the' (niepotr) Great Britain, the Seym and the Senate in Poland.The other similarity is that before the elections 'politics' (nie tutaj POLITICIANS campaign for people's votes by TV, posters and radio.
The Head of State in 'the' (co Cie wzielo do tego 'the') Great Britain, which is a constitutional monarchy, is Queen Elizabeth '2nd' (nie piszemy tego tak, po pierwsze Queen - zawsze duza litera QElizabeth II). In Poland the Head of State is the President.(duza litera)
The other difference is that in the UK local elections are often at the
same time as the general 'eletions' (nie, to nie jest prawda, local elections sa kazdego roku, a general kiedy im pasuje). In Poland these two types of
>lections don't 'depends' (tutaj masz l. mn-elections, to dlaczego uzywasz czasown. 3os.l.poj?) (tu brakuje slowa) each other.