CLEAN : Reaction of France's British expats to Johnson's election win

The speaker shares their experience of living in France for a decade, having a French family, and applying for French nationality to secure their legal status. They discuss the benefits of EU citizenship, which allowed them to live in any EU country, and express concerns about losing this advantage due to Brexit. Despite living abroad, they maintain a strong English identity. The speaker also shares their views on Brexit, expressing relief that Corben did not win and considering Brexit as potentially positive for England, though uncertain about its completion.

What motivated the speaker to apply for French nationality?

• To secure his legal status in France

• To gain a different legal status from his family

• To move to another EU country

• To renounce his British citizenship

How did EU citizenship benefit the speaker before Brexit?

• It exempted him from paying taxes in the EU

• It allowed him to travel without a passport

• It enabled him to have the same legal status across EU countries

• It provided him with a different legal status in France

What does the speaker imply about his British identity?

• He wants to renounce his British citizenship

• He is unsure about his identity

• He believes his British identity is unchangeable

• He feels more French than British

What is the speaker's sentiment towards Brexit?

• He is worried about losing his EU citizenship

• He is relieved that Corbyn did not win

• He is indifferent to the outcome

• He is optimistic about the future

What is the speaker's view on the potential impact of Corbyn's leadership on England?

• He supports Corbyn's leadership

• He is neutral about it

• He thinks it would have been disastrous

• He believes it would have been beneficial