Man Sues US Government Over Free Speech
男子就言論自由起訴美國政府
Introduction
A man from New York is suing the US government. He says the government stopped him from speaking freely.
一名來自紐約的男子正在起訴美國政府。他表示政府限制了他的言論自由。
Main Body
David Streever sent an email to a government leader. He was angry about a police shooting. He used very strong words in the email.
David Streever 向一名政府領導人發送了電子郵件。他對警察槍擊事件感到憤怒。他在郵件中使用了非常強烈的措辭。
Later, government agents went to his house. They told him to stop writing these emails. Agents also tried to find him at a hotel in New York City.
隨後,政府特務前往他的家中。他們要求他停止撰寫這些郵件。特務還嘗試在紐約市的一家酒店找到他。
David's lawyers say he was not a danger. They say the government only wanted to stop his political ideas. Another woman also had problems with the government for a similar reason.
David 的律師表示他並不構成危險。他們認為政府只是想阻止他的政治理念。另一名女性也因為類似原因與政府發生衝突。
Conclusion
A judge will now decide if the government broke the law.
法官現在將決定政府是否違法。
Vocabulary Learning
🕒 The 'Past' Switch
Look at how the story moves from now to before.
Now (Present):
- A man is suing (happening now)
- A judge will decide (future)
Before (Past):
- David sent an email
- Agents went to his house
- They told him to stop
💡 Simple Pattern: The 'ED' and The 'Change'
Most words just add -ed to show they happened yesterday:
- Want Wanted
Some words change completely (Irregular). You must memorize these:
- Send Sent
- Go Went
- Tell Told
Quick Tip: Use these "Past" words when you tell a story about your day!