Two Accidents in Poland

波蘭發生兩起事故

Jun 25, 2026, 18:03
EuropeWorld

Introduction

On June 25, 2026, two accidents happened in Poland. One was a train crash and one was a plane crash.

2026年6月25日，波蘭發生兩起事故。其中一起是火車相撞，另一起是飛機失事。

Main Body

In Białośliwiu, two trains hit each other. One train car fell off the tracks. Two people were hurt. Sixteen fire teams came to help. Now, trains do not run in this area.

在Białośliwiu，兩列火車相撞。其中一節車廂脫軌。有兩人受傷。十六支消防隊趕赴救援。目前該地區的火車停止運行。

In Warsaw, a small plane tried to land at Bemowo Airport. The plane hit a building and caught fire. Two people in the plane died. Two people on the ground were hurt.

在華沙，一架小型飛機嘗試在Bemowo機場降落。該飛機撞擊一棟建築物並起火。機上兩人死亡，地面兩人受傷。

Four fire teams used water and foam to stop the fire. One person saw the plane fly strangely before the crash. Police are looking for the reason.

四支消防隊使用水和泡沫撲滅火災。有人目擊飛機在墜毀前飛行姿態異常。警方正調查原因。

Conclusion

People were hurt or died in these two accidents. The police are studying what happened.

這兩起事故造成人員傷亡。警方正在研究事發經過。

Vocabulary Learning

📌 The 'Action' Pattern

Look at these words from the story: hit, fell, came, tried, died.

These are Past Actions. In English, when we talk about things that already happened (like yesterday or in 2026), we change the verb.

How to use it:

  • Now: The plane hits a building. →\rightarrow Past: The plane hit a building.
  • Now: The plane tries to land. →\rightarrow Past: The plane tried to land.

📦 Counting Things (Numbers + Nouns)

To reach A2, you must connect numbers to objects correctly. Notice the 's' at the end of words when there is more than one:

  • 1 train →\rightarrow Two trains
  • 1 fire team →\rightarrow Sixteen fire teams
  • 1 person →\rightarrow Two people (Special word: 'people' is the plural of 'person')

💡 Quick Word Swap

Instead of saying 'bad things', the text uses Accidents.

Accident = Something bad that happens by mistake.

Vocabulary Learning

accident (n.)
Something bad that happens by chance and hurts people
Example:The car accident happened because of the rain.
crash (n.)
When two vehicles hit each other with a lot of force
Example:The plane crash was a terrible tragedy.
tracks (n.)
The metal rails that a train travels on
Example:The train stayed on the tracks during the storm.
area (n.)
A particular part of a place or town
Example:There are many parks in this area.
land (v.)
When a plane comes down from the air to the ground
Example:The pilot will land the plane at 10:00 AM.
foam (n.)
A white liquid with bubbles used to put out fires
Example:Firefighters used foam to stop the oil fire.
strangely (adv.)
In a way that is unusual or surprising
Example:The dog was acting strangely this morning.
reason (n.)
The cause of something happening
Example:What is the reason for your visit?
Practice A2 words in a crossword→