Canada Tries to Keep Provinces Together
加拿大嘗試維持各省統一
Introduction
Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting Alberta. He wants to stop people from leaving Canada.
總理 Mark Carney 正在訪問亞伯達省。他希望阻止人們離開加拿大。
Main Body
Some people in Alberta and Quebec want their own countries. In Alberta, people will vote on October 19. They are unhappy with laws about the environment and oil.
亞伯達省和魁北克省的一些人想要建立自己的國家。在亞伯達省,人們將於 10 月 19 日進行投票。他們對環境和石油相關的法律感到不滿。
Mark Carney wants to help Alberta. He plans to build a big oil pipe to the ocean. This pipe will move a lot of oil every day. He also gives money to Quebec for houses and doctors.
Mark Carney 想要幫助亞伯達省。他計劃建造一條通往海洋的大型石油管道。這條管道每天將運送大量石油。他還為魁北克省提供資金用於住房和醫療。
Not everyone agrees. Some people in Alberta want to leave now. Other people want to stay in Canada. A study shows that most Canadians want to stay together, but many people in Alberta are sad.
並非所有人都同意。亞伯達省有些人想立即離開。而有些人則想留在加拿大。研究顯示大多數加拿大人希望維持統一,但許多亞伯達省的人感到沮喪。
Conclusion
The government is spending money and visiting cities to keep Canada as one country.
政府正透過花費資金並訪問各城市,以維持加拿大作為一個統一的國家。
Vocabulary Learning
⚡ The 'Action' Pattern
Look at these short sentences from the text. They all follow a simple pattern: Who Does What.
- Mark Carney wants to help Alberta.
- Some people want their own countries.
- The government is spending money.
💡 A2 Key: The 'S' Rule
When we talk about one person (He, She, Mark), we add an -s to the action word:
- Mark wants ✅
- He plans ✅
When we talk about many people (They, Some people), we do not add the -s:
- People want ✅
- Canadians want ✅
Quick List for your notes:
- One person wants / plans / gives
- Many people want / plan / give