Man Accused of Hurting His Child

男子被指控傷害其子女


Introduction

A 44-year-old man from India is in trouble with the law. He hurt his two-year-old child in North Carolina.

一名 44 歲的印度男子觸犯法律,他在北卡羅來納州傷害了其兩歲的孩子。

Main Body

The child went to the hospital on June 2. The child had very bad injuries. Police arrested Kiran Netha Pasunuri on June 25. The police say he tried to kill the child.

該名孩子於 6 月 2 日就醫,傷勢非常嚴重。警方於 6 月 25 日逮捕了 Kiran Netha Pasunuri。警方表示他企圖殺害該名孩子。

Doctors found a bad injury in the child's head. The child needed a big operation on the skull. The child also had broken bones in the back. The doctors say the man did not call for help quickly.

醫生發現孩子的頭部有嚴重傷勢,需要對頭蓋骨進行大手術。孩子的背部也有骨折。醫生表示該男子未能在第一時間尋求醫療協助。

The man went to court in Wake County. The judge said he must pay $200,000 to leave jail. He must go back to court on July 20.

該男子在韋克郡出庭。法官表示他必須支付 20 萬美元保釋金才能出獄。他必須於 7 月 20 日再次出庭。

Conclusion

The man is waiting for his next court date on July 20.

該名男子目前正等待 7 月 20 日的下次出庭日期。

Vocabulary Learning

📅 Telling the Story (Past Simple)

To move to A2, you must change verbs from 'now' to 'before'. Look at how the story describes the man:

  • Is (Now) \rightarrow Was (Before)
  • Go (Now) \rightarrow Went (Before)
  • Have (Now) \rightarrow Had (Before)

🔍 Pattern Spotting: The 'Past' Action

In the text, we see these specific changes:

  • "The child went to the hospital" (Not go)
  • "The child had very bad injuries" (Not has)
  • "Police arrested..." (Added -ed)

💡 Pro Tip: Most English verbs just need -ed at the end to talk about the past. But 'Go' and 'Have' are rebels—they change completely!

Vocabulary Learning

accused (adj.)
Someone who is said to have done something wrong or illegal
Example:The accused man must go to court.
injuries (n.)
Damage to a person's body
Example:The car accident caused many injuries.
arrested (v.)
When the police take someone to the police station
Example:The police arrested the thief yesterday.
operation (n.)
Medical work done by doctors to fix a body part
Example:The doctor performed a heart operation.
skull (n.)
The bone around the brain in the head
Example:The helmet protects your skull.
court (n.)
The place where a judge decides if someone is guilty
Example:He has to go to court on Monday.
judge (n.)
The person in a court who makes legal decisions
Example:The judge listened to the story.
jail (n.)
A place where people are kept because they broke the law
Example:The criminal is in jail for two years.
Practice A2 words in a crossword