Report About NFL Reporter Dianna Russini
關於 NFL 記者 Dianna Russini 的報導
Introduction
The New York Times wrote a story about Dianna Russini. She was a reporter for the NFL.
《紐約時報》撰寫了一篇關於 Dianna Russini 的故事。她曾任 NFL 記者。
Main Body
Dianna Russini worked for a company called The Athletic. She made $800,000 a year. Some people say she used her famous friends to get help.
Dianna Russini 在一家名為 The Athletic 的公司工作。她年薪 80 萬美元。有些人說她利用名氣大的朋友來獲取幫助。
One day, a police officer stopped her car. She used her phone while driving. She called an NFL coach on FaceTime. The officer liked the coach, so he did not give her a ticket.
有一天，一名警察攔下了她的車。她在駕駛時使用手機，透過 FaceTime 撥給一名 NFL 教練。警察很喜歡那位教練，所以沒有開罰單給她。
Some people are angry. Mike Florio says this is wrong. He says reporters should not use coaches to avoid the law. Other people, like LeSean McCoy, say this is not a big problem.
有些人感到憤怒。Mike Florio 認為這樣做是不對的。他說記者不應該利用教練來逃避法律。而其他人，例如 LeSean McCoy，則認為這不是什麼大問題。
Conclusion
The New York Times is still looking for more information about this story.
《紐約時報》仍在尋找關於此故事的更多資訊。
Vocabulary Learning
🕒 The 'Past' Story
When we tell a story about things that already happened, we often change the action word (verb). Look at these changes from the text:
- Write Wrote
- Is/Are Was/Were
- Work Worked
- Make Made
- Stop Stopped
- Call Called
Quick Rule: Most words just need an -ed at the end to move to the past. But some words are 'rebels' and change completely (like write becoming wrote).
Real Example:
- Now: She is a reporter.
- Past: She was a reporter.