News About Alaric Jackson

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Jul 9, 2026, 19:40

Introduction

The city lawyers say Alaric Jackson has no criminal charges now.

市政府律師表示 Alaric Jackson 目前沒有刑事指控。

Main Body

In June, police went to a house. Alaric Jackson fought with a pregnant woman. He tried to take her phone. The woman had cuts on her arms.

六月時，警方前往一處房屋。Alaric Jackson 與一名孕婦發生爭執並打鬥。他試圖搶奪她的手機。該名女子的手臂上有割傷。

The lawyers are still looking at the case. Jackson might have to pay money or help the city. Then he will not go to court.

律師仍在研究此案。Jackson 可能需要支付款項或協助市政府，如此便無需出庭。

Jackson plays for the NFL. He had a problem in 2024 and missed two games. Now the NFL is checking this new fight. He might miss six games or one year of football.

Jackson 在 NFL 打球。他在 2024 年曾出問題並缺席兩場比賽。目前 NFL 正在調查這次新的鬥毆事件。他可能會被禁賽六場或一年。

Conclusion

Jackson has no charges now, but the NFL might punish him.

Jackson 目前沒有指控，但 NFL 可能會處罰他。

Vocabulary Learning

The 'Possibility' Word: Might

In the story, things are not 100% certain. We use might when we are guessing about the future.

Examples from text:

"Jackson might have to pay money"
"He might miss six games"

How to use it: [Person/Thing] $\rightarrow$ might $\rightarrow$ [Action]

Simple Practice Patterns:

I might go to the park. (Maybe yes, maybe no)
It might rain tomorrow. (I am not sure)
She might call me. (It is possible)

Time Words (Past vs. Now)

Look at how the words change when the time changes:

Past (Finished)	Now (Current)
went $\rightarrow$ go	are looking $\rightarrow$ look
fought $\rightarrow$ fight	is checking $\rightarrow$ check
tried $\rightarrow$ try	has $\rightarrow$ have

Vocabulary Learning

criminal charges (n.)

Official accusations that someone did something against the law

Example:The man had no criminal charges after the police finished their work.

pregnant (adj.)

Having a baby growing inside the body

Example:The pregnant woman went to the doctor for a check-up.

court (n.)

A place where a judge decides if someone is guilty or innocent

Example:He must go to court to talk to the judge.

punish (v.)

To make someone suffer a penalty for doing something wrong

Example:The teacher will punish the student for cheating on the test.

Practice A2 words in a crossword→