New Rules for Government Health Money
政府醫療研究資金新規定
Introduction
The White House wants to change how the government gives money for health research.
白宮希望改變政府提供醫療研究資金的方式。
Main Body
The government wants to change the rules. Now, political leaders will choose who gets the money. They do not want to pay for research about why some groups of people are sicker than others.
政府想要修改規則。現在將由政治領袖決定誰能獲得資金。他們不想資助關於為何某些群體比其他人更容易生病的研究。
Some scientists are sad. They say these rules stop important work. They cannot use words like 'disparities' in their papers. They want to study how history and race affect health.
一些科學家感到很沮喪。他們表示這些規則阻礙了重要的研究工作。他們在論文中不能使用如「差異」之類的詞彙。他們希望能研究歷史和種族如何影響健康。
But the government says this is good. They say the old rules wasted money. They want to spend tax money more carefully. They do not want to pay for political ideas.
但政府表示這樣做是好事。他們認為舊的規則浪費了資金,因此希望更謹慎地使用稅金,不想資助政治理念。
Conclusion
Scientists are angry about the new rules. The government wants to save money and stop certain types of research.
科學家對新規定感到憤怒。政府希望節省資金並停止某些類型的研究。
Vocabulary Learning
💡 The Power of "WANT TO"
In this text, we see a pattern used to explain goals or desires. This is a perfect tool for A2 students to describe their own intentions.
The Pattern:
Subject + want to + Action
Examples from the story:
- The White House wants to change... (Goal: Change)
- They do not want to pay... (Goal: Not paying)
- They want to study... (Goal: Studying)
Quick Tip for Beginners: Whenever you see "want to," the next word is always an action (a verb). It doesn't matter if it is a person, a company, or a government; the structure stays the same.
- I want to learn English.
- The government wants to save money.
Wait! Watch the 'S':
- One person/group wants to
- Many people/groups want to