Police Arrest Former Football Player Marcellus Wiley

警方逮捕前美式足球員 Marcellus Wiley


Introduction

Marcellus Wiley played football in the NFL. He also worked on TV. Police in Florida arrested him for hitting someone at home.

Marcellus Wiley 曾在 NFL 打球,也曾在電視台工作。佛羅里達州警方因他在家中毆打他人而將其逮捕。

Main Body

Police arrested Wiley on July 4. He is in jail now. He cannot pay money to leave jail.

警方於 7 月 4 日逮捕了 Wiley。他目前在獄中,且無法以金錢保釋出獄。

Other people say Wiley did bad things. Four people said he hurt them in the past. Three other women said he hurt them when he was a student at a university.

其他人表示 Wiley 曾做出不法行為。四個人稱他過去曾傷害他們。另外有三名女性表示,他在大學就讀期間曾傷害她們。

Wiley says these people are lying. He says he has emails and texts to prove he is right. He says the courts closed three old cases before.

Wiley 稱這些人在撒謊。他表示擁有電子郵件和簡訊可以證明他是正確的。他還表示法院之前已經結案三起舊案。

Wiley played football for ten years. Then he worked for ESPN and Fox Sports. Now he has his own shows on YouTube.

Wiley 打了十年球,隨後在 ESPN 和 Fox Sports 工作。現在他在 YouTube 上經營自己的節目。

Conclusion

Mr. Wiley is still in jail in Florida. He must wait for a judge.

Wiley 先生目前仍被關押在佛羅里達州的監獄中,必須等待法官裁決。

Vocabulary Learning

🕒 The 'Now' vs. 'Then' Logic

Look at how the text talks about time. A2 students need to see the difference between things that happened and things that are true right now.

1. Things that finished (The Past)

  • played (He is not playing now)
  • worked (He is not there now)
  • arrested (This happened on July 4)
  • closed (The cases are finished)

2. Things happening now (The Present)

  • is (He is in jail now)
  • says (He is speaking now)
  • has (He owns shows now)

Quick Rule: If you see -ed at the end of the action word \rightarrow it is a memory/past. If you see the word is or has \rightarrow it is a current fact.


Vocabulary Bridge:

  • Former \rightarrow something from the past (e.g., Former player = He was a player, but not anymore).

Vocabulary Learning

arrested (v.)
When police take a person away because they think the person broke the law.
Example:The police arrested the man for stealing a car.
jail (n.)
A building where people are kept as punishment for a crime.
Example:The thief stayed in jail for two years.
lying (v.)
Saying things that are not true.
Example:He is lying about where he was last night.
prove (v.)
To show that something is true using facts or evidence.
Example:Can you prove that you finished your homework?
courts (n.)
The place where a judge decides if someone is guilty or innocent.
Example:The case will be decided in the courts next month.
judge (n.)
The person in a court who makes the final legal decision.
Example:The judge told the man to pay a fine.
Practice A2 words in a crossword
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