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Sheeple: The English We Speak

Sheeple: The English We Speak

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Sometimes people just follow the crowd. Instead of thinking for themselves they copy what others are doing a bit like sheep do. Why not leave the crowd and learn an informal English word to describe them
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 7


I have a question: Was this dialogue standard or could it be considered rude? Because Neil asked what was his friend bleating about and Feifei also used kinda aggressive words in my opinion. Would someone help me understand, please?
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Thank you so much for this expression. more I watch your lesson more I get fluent in using expression in my language. Yesterday I could not be one the sheeple who do not want to follow the rules of prevent Corona virus
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Ok, since 'sheeple' is a combination of 'sheep' and 'people', wouldn't the singular of 'sheeple' be 'sheepson', as a combination of 'sheep' and 'person'?
Wake up, sheepson!

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Dangerous sheeple are not into politics. Is there a zombie sheeple section? All these BLM, ANTIFA people in the US are complete sheeples and its getting out of hand.
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Interesting Frankenstein word. Thanks BBC learning English! Am I right in assuming that this word is an uncountable one? Only singular? We can't say sheeples, can we?
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We do not always need to be sheeple,
but sometimes it's not bad,
because we can share something fun
by getting same experience.
Think flexibly!

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Sheeple are the idiots who support the handing away of liberties, rights and freedoms through fear... (eg fear of virus).
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