Cricket Player Says Worker Lied to Get Money

板球球員指工人為索財而謊報


Introduction

Shashank Singh is a sports player. A man who worked in his house told the police that Singh hurt him. Singh says this is a lie.

Shashank Singh 是一名運動員。一名在他家中工作的男子告訴警方,Singh 傷害了他。Singh 則表示這是謊言。

Main Body

The worker is named Vipendra. He says Singh and his father hit him. He says they locked him in a room. He told the police this after he stopped working.

該名工人名叫 Vipendra。他聲稱 Singh 及其父親毆打他,並將他反鎖在房間內。他在停止工作後才向警方舉報。

Singh says the worker is a bad man. The worker has a criminal past. He had nine police reports for robbery and other crimes. He used fake names to get the job.

Singh 表示該名工人品格不良,且有犯罪前科。他曾有九項關於搶劫及其他罪行的警方紀錄。他當時使用假名來獲取這份工作。

Singh says the worker asked for 7 lakh rupees. The worker said he would stop the police case if Singh paid the money. Singh also says the worker stole silver from the house. Singh has video of the theft.

Singh 稱該名工人要求 70 萬盧比。工人表示如果 Singh 支付這筆錢,他將撤銷警方案件。Singh 還指稱該名工人偷走了家中的銀器,且 Singh 擁有偷竊的影片證據。

Conclusion

The two men disagree. Both men told the police that the other person committed a crime.

兩人各執一詞,雙方均向警方指控對方犯罪。

Vocabulary Learning

⚡️ The 'Action' Pattern

In this story, we see how to describe things that happened in the past. We use simple words to tell a story.

Look at these changes:

  • Say \rightarrow Said
  • Tell \rightarrow Told
  • Hit \rightarrow Hit (stays the same!)
  • Stop \rightarrow Stopped

Why this helps you reach A2: To move from A1 to A2, you must stop talking only about now and start talking about yesterday.

Real examples from the text:

  • "The worker said Singh and his father hit him."
  • "He told the police this after he stopped working."

💡 Quick Tip: When you see a word ending in -ed, it usually means the action is finished.

Example: Work \rightarrow Worked \rightarrow "A man who worked in his house."

Vocabulary Learning

lie (n.)
Something that is not true
Example:He told a lie about where he was yesterday.
criminal (adj.)
Related to a person who breaks the law
Example:The police are looking for the criminal who stole the car.
robbery (n.)
The crime of stealing money or things from a person or place
Example:The bank robbery happened very quickly.
fake (adj.)
Not real; made to look like something else
Example:He used a fake name to sign the paper.
theft (n.)
The act of stealing something
Example:The video showed the theft of the silver spoons.
disagree (v.)
To have a different opinion from someone else
Example:My friend and I disagree about which movie is better.
committed (v.)
To do something wrong or illegal
Example:The man committed a crime many years ago.
Practice A2 words in a crossword