LGBTQ+ Events in Oklahoma City and Singapore
奧克拉荷馬市與新加坡的 LGBTQ+ 活動
Introduction
On June 27, 2026, people had two big LGBTQ+ events in Oklahoma City and Singapore.
2026 年 6 月 27 日，奧克拉荷馬市與新加坡舉辦了兩場大型的 LGBTQ+ 活動。
Main Body
In Oklahoma City, people went to PrideFest. They did yoga and watched dance shows. Some people did not like the event, but most people were happy. A group called Free Mom Hugs gave hugs to people.
在奧克拉荷馬市，人們參加了 PrideFest。他們在那裡做瑜伽並觀看舞蹈表演。有些人不喜歡這個活動，但大多數人都很開心。一個名為 Free Mom Hugs 的團體在現場給人們擁抱。
In Singapore, people went to the Pink Dot rally. They had four small areas for different groups. This showed that every person is different.
在新加坡，人們參加了 Pink Dot 集會。他們為不同的群體設置了四個小區域。這顯示了每個人都是不同的。
Some government leaders went to the event in Singapore. One leader said that laws change, but people must also change how they think. A group called SAFE said that parents must love their children to keep them safe.
一些政府領導人出席了新加坡的活動。一位領導人表示，法律會改變，但人們的思考方式也必須改變。一個名為 SAFE 的團體表示，父母必須愛自己的孩子，才能確保他們的安全。
Conclusion
Both events used parks to show that LGBTQ+ people are part of the community.
兩場活動都利用公園來展現 LGBTQ+ 人士也是社區的一份子。
Vocabulary Learning
💡 The Power of 'DID' and 'DID NOT'
To talk about the past, we use a simple helper word: did.
The Pattern:
- Positive: They did yoga. (Action happened)
- Negative: Some people did not like the event. (Action did not happen)
Why this helps you reach A2: In A2 English, you must stop using only the present. Using "did not" is the easiest way to say "no" to something in the past without needing complex verb changes.
Quick Map:
- did ✅
- did not ❌
Examples from the text:
- "They did yoga" They performed the activity.
- "Some people did not like the event" They were unhappy.