Indonesia Law Official Quits Job After Police Find Money
印尼法律官員在警方發現金錢後辭職
Introduction
Febrie Adriansyah was a top lawyer in Indonesia. He quit his job after police took his money and gold.
Febrie Adriansyah 曾是印尼的高級律師。在警方沒收其金錢與黃金後，他辭去了職務。
Main Body
Police searched twelve places on July 8 and 9. They found 74 kilograms of gold. They also found 20 million dollars in different currencies. Police found most of these things at Mr. Adriansyah's house.
警方於 7 月 8 日與 9 日搜查了 12 處地點。他們發現了 74 公斤黃金，以及 2,000 萬美元的不同貨幣。警方在 Adriansyah 先生的家中發現了大部分物品。
Police are looking for bad people who stole money. They think some people bought bad coal for power plants. This bad coal caused the lights to go out in the country.
警方正在追緝盜取金錢的犯罪分子。他們認為有人為發電廠購買劣質煤炭，而這些劣質煤炭導致了該國發生停電。
Mr. Adriansyah worked on many important cases. He checked the school meal program for the President. He says the money is not from a crime. But his office said he must leave his job so the investigation is fair.
Adriansyah 先生處理過許多重要案件。他曾為總統審查學校供餐計畫。他聲稱這些金錢並非來自犯罪，但其辦公室表示他必須離職，以確保調查的公正性。
Conclusion
Mr. Adriansyah is not in his job now. The police are still looking for more information.
Adriansyah 先生目前已不在職。警方仍在搜集更多資訊。
Vocabulary Learning
🔍 The "Past Action" Pattern
In this story, we see many words that end in -ed. This tells us the action is finished.
Look at these changes:
- Search Searched
- Work Worked
- Check Checked
The Exception (The 'Irregular' ones): Some words change completely. They don't use -ed.
- Find Found
- Quit Quit (stays the same!)
📦 Grouping Things (Quantities)
To reach A2, you need to describe how much of something there is. This article shows two ways:
- Weight/Money: "74 kilograms of gold" or "20 million dollars"
- Amount: "Many important cases"
Quick Tip: Use "Many" for things you can count (cases, people) and "Much" for things you cannot count (money, water).