Bad Behavior at the U.S. Open Golf Game
美國公開賽高爾夫球賽的惡劣行為
Introduction
Many people watched the U.S. Open golf game at Shinnecock Hills. Now, people are talking about the bad behavior of the fans.
許多人在 Shinnecock Hills 觀看了美國公開賽高爾夫球賽。現在，人們正在討論球迷的惡劣行為。
Main Body
Some fans shouted mean things at the players. They shouted at Wyndham Clark. These fans act like people on the internet. They are not kind to others.
有些球迷對球員大聲地說刻薄的話。他們對 Wyndham Clark 大聲叫喊。這些球迷的行為就像網路上的某些人一樣，對他人並不友善。
One expert, Eamon Lynch, says Long Island is a bad place for golf. He remembers other games where fans were mean. He says fans threw a drink at a woman once.
專家 Eamon Lynch 表示，Long Island 是個不適合高爾夫球的地方。他記得其他比賽中球迷同樣刻薄的場景。他說曾經有球迷向一名女性投擲飲料。
Lynch wants new rules. He says the game should be like the Augusta National game. There, fans cannot use phones. If fans are mean, they must leave.
Lynch 希望建立新規則。他說比賽應該像 Augusta National 的賽事一樣，在那裡球迷不能使用手機。如果球迷行為惡劣，就必須離開。
Conclusion
People are still arguing about this. Some people want to move the golf games to a different place.
人們仍在對此爭論。有些人希望將高爾夫球賽移至其他地方。
Vocabulary Learning
⚡ The 'People' Pattern
Look at how we describe groups of people in the text. To move toward A2, you need to connect a Group to a Behavior.
The Formula:
Group + Action → Result/Description
Examples from the text:
- Fans shout mean things.
- Fans act like people on the internet.
- Fans throw drinks.
🛠️ Word Swap: 'Mean' vs 'Kind'
In English, we use these opposites to describe how people treat others:
🔴 Mean (Bad/Cruel) "Fans shouted mean things." 🟢 Kind (Good/Nice) "They are not kind to others."
💡 Quick Tip: The word 'Some'
Notice the word "Some" (Some fans, Some people).
We use this when we don't mean everyone.
- All fans = 100%
- Some fans = 30% or 50% (Not all of them)
Key Vocabulary to remember:
- Behavior how a person acts.
- Argue to disagree with someone.