Two Men Guilty of Spying in the UK

🔍 The 'Who did What' Pattern

In English, we usually follow this simple order: Person $\rightarrow$ Action $\rightarrow$ Object

Look at these examples from the story:

• Peter Wai (Person) $\rightarrow$ used (Action) $\rightarrow$ a computer (Object).
• The UK government (Person/Group) $\rightarrow$ called (Action) $\rightarrow$ the ambassador (Object).

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💡 Pro Tip: Past Actions

To talk about things that already happened, we often add -ed to the action word:

• Work $\rightarrow$ Worked
• Call $\rightarrow$ Called

But be careful! Some words change completely:

• Use $\rightarrow$ Used (Regular)
• Say $\rightarrow$ Said (Special/Irregular)

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🛠️ Useful Word Pairs

Word A	Word B	Meaning
Foreign	Government	A leadership from another country
Secret	Computer	A machine not for everyone
In	Prison	Locked up for doing something wrong