False Report About Pete Buttigieg

關於 Pete Buttigieg 的虛假舉報

Jun 27, 2026, 17:39
USPolitics

Introduction

Police in Michigan checked a report about Pete Buttigieg. The report said he was dangerous to his children. The report was not true.

密西根州的警方調查了一項關於 Pete Buttigieg 的舉報。舉報稱他對自己的孩子構成危險。但該舉報並不屬實。

Main Body

Someone called the police. They said Mr. Buttigieg did bad things in Alabama. Police went to his house. His two children went to their grandparents' house for a short time.

有人撥打電話報警。他們稱 Buttigieg 先生在阿拉巴馬州做了不法之事。警方前往他的家中。他的兩個孩子短暫地前往祖父母家居住。

Police talked to the children. They found no problems. The police said the report was a lie. They think someone did this for politics.

警方與孩子們進行了交談。他們發現沒有問題。警方表示該舉報是謊言。他們認為有人是出於政治目的而這麼做。

Mr. Buttigieg is a famous leader. Some people do not like him. This happened during Pride Month. Some people use fake calls to hurt famous people.

Buttigieg 先生是一位著名的領導者。有些人不喜歡他。此事發生在驕傲月期間。有些人利用虛假舉報來傷害名人。

Conclusion

The police finished the work. Mr. Buttigieg did nothing wrong. This shows that some people use lies to attack leaders.

警方已完成工作。Buttigieg 先生沒有做錯任何事。這顯示了有些人會利用謊言來攻擊領導者。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡ The 'Who Does What' Pattern

In this story, we see a simple way to build sentences: Person →\rightarrow Action →\rightarrow Thing/Place.

1. Simple Action Chains Look at how the text describes the police:

  • Police →\rightarrow checked →\rightarrow a report.
  • Police →\rightarrow talked →\rightarrow to the children.
  • Police →\rightarrow finished →\rightarrow the work.

2. Past Time (The -ed Rule) To talk about things that already happened, we often just add -ed to the action word:

  • Check →\rightarrow Checked
  • Talk →\rightarrow Talked
  • Finish →\rightarrow Finished

3. The 'No' Pattern To say something is not true or didn't happen, use did not (or did nothing):

  • "Mr. Buttigieg did nothing wrong."
  • "The report was not true."

A2 Tip: When you use did, the action word stays in its basic form. Don't add -ed!

Vocabulary Learning

report (n.)
A story or piece of information about something that happened
Example:The police read the report about the accident.
dangerous (adj.)
Something that can hurt you or cause harm
Example:It is dangerous to walk alone in the dark forest.
lie (n.)
Something that is not true
Example:Saying you are a doctor when you are not is a lie.
politics (n.)
The activities of government and leaders
Example:My father likes to talk about politics on the news.
famous (adj.)
Known by many people
Example:The singer is very famous all over the world.
attack (v.)
To try to hurt someone or make them look bad
Example:The mean comments were meant to attack the teacher.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→