NRL Says Referee Was Right
Introduction
The NRL says a referee made the correct choice in a game between Parramatta and North Queensland.
Main Body
Mitchell Moses kicked a goal to win the game. But Scott Drinkwater hit him during the kick. The referee gave Parramatta another penalty kick. Ronald Volkman kicked it and Parramatta won 33-30. Some people were angry. Phil Gould and some players thought the game should end after the first goal. But the NRL leader, Graham Annesley, said the rules are clear. He said a player can get a penalty even if the goal goes in. There was another problem in a different game. The Gold Coast Titans did not like a goal for the Sydney Roosters. The NRL will look at this later. Also, Scott Drinkwater paid $1,000 because he hit the other player.
Conclusion
The NRL says the rules were correct. Scott Drinkwater paid a fine.
Learning
⚡ The 'Past Action' Pattern
Look at these words from the story:
- Kicked
- Hit
- Gave
- Paid
What is happening? These are actions that are finished. To talk about things that already happened, we often add -ed to the end of the word.
Simple Rule: Now Kick Yesterday Kicked
Watch out! Some words are 'rebels' and change completely. They don't follow the -ed rule:
- Hit Hit (Stays the same!)
- Give Gave
- Pay Paid
Quick Examples for A2:
- I kicked the ball. (Finished action)
- He paid the money. (Finished action)