If someone asks what your nationality is, how do you answer? For British people (NATION) identity is a complex issue. Take me for example. I carry a passport issued by the British (GOVERN). I was born in England, but my Mum is Scottish and my Granny is from Northern Ireland. So what am I? (ACTUAL), I am really all of them: English, Irish, Scottish and British. Each of the "nations" has a lot in common but they also have their own unique culture and (TRADITION) lifestyle. They (LIKE) it when people call them English. And perhaps the most important (DIFFER) of all – each nation has its own football team!

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If someone asks what your nationality is, how do you answer? For British people (NATION) identity is a complex issue. Take me for example. I carry a passport issued by the British (GOVERN). I was born in England, but my Mum is Scottish and my Granny is from Northern Ireland. So what am I? (ACTUAL), I am really all of them: English, Irish, Scottish and British. Each of the "nations" has a lot in common but they also have their own unique culture and (TRADITION) lifestyle. They (LIKE) it when people call them English. And perhaps the most important (DIFFER) of all – each nation has its own football team!

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1. The word that fits the blank before (NATION) is 'nationality'.
2. The word that fits the blank before (GOVERN) is 'government'.
3. The word that fits the blank before (ACTUAL) is 'actually'.
4. The word that fits the blank before (TRADITION) is 'tradition'.
5. The word that fits the blank before (LIKE) is 'like'.
6. The word that fits the blank before (DIFFER) is 'difference'.