News About Three Big Car Races

Introduction

This report talks about car races in the WEC, IndyCar, and Formula One.

Main Body

In the WEC race, the #94 Peugeot car started first. But it hit another car and had to stop. The driver said the tires were cold and he could not see well. The #93 Peugeot car finished seventh. In the IndyCar race, many cars had accidents. Felix Rosenqvist had a big crash with Pato O’Ward. Christian Lundgaard won the race. David Malukas came in second place. In Formula One, Lewis Hamilton and Franco Colapinto hit each other on the first lap. Hamilton's car was damaged and became slow. Hamilton was angry at first, but later he and Colapinto were friends again.

Conclusion

Lundgaard won in IndyCar. The fast Peugeot car stopped in WEC. Hamilton and Colapinto are now okay.

Learning

🏁 The 'Past' Pattern

Look at these words from the story:

  • Started
  • Hit
  • Finished
  • Won
  • Became

What is happening? These words tell us about things that are already over. To move to A2, you need to notice that some words just add -ed (started, finished), while others change completely (win → won).


🛠️ Simple Connections

We use small words to change the direction of a sentence.

But = Surprise/Change

  • Example: He started first but he had to stop. (Expected: He wins. Reality: He stops.)

And = Adding more

  • Example: Hamilton and Colapinto hit each other. (Two people, one action.)

💡 Vocabulary Map

WordSimple MeaningExample
DamagedBrokenThe car was damaged.
AngryMadHamilton was angry.
LapOne circle of the trackOn the first lap.

Vocabulary Learning

car
a vehicle with four wheels that people drive
Example:The car is parked in the driveway.
race
a competition where people try to be the fastest
Example:The race started at nine o'clock.
driver
a person who operates a vehicle
Example:The driver turned on the radio.
tires
the rubber parts on a car that touch the road
Example:The tires were worn out.
cold
low in temperature
Example:It was a cold morning.
see
to look at something with your eyes
Example:I can see the mountains from here.
well
in a good or satisfactory way
Example:She answered the question well.
finished
to complete something
Example:He finished his homework before dinner.
many
a large number of
Example:There are many cars on the street.
accidents
an unexpected event that causes damage or injury
Example:There were many accidents on the road.
big
large in size
Example:He has a big house.
crash
to hit something violently
Example:The car crashed into a tree.
won
to be first in a competition
Example:She won the spelling contest.
slow
not fast
Example:The traffic was slow.
angry
feeling strong displeasure
Example:He was angry when he lost his keys.
friends
people who like and support each other
Example:My friends and I went to the park.
okay
acceptable or satisfactory
Example:Everything is okay after the repair.
fast
moving or doing something quickly
Example:She is a fast runner.
now
at the present time
Example:I will call you now.
started
to begin something
Example:The show started at seven.
hit
to strike something
Example:The ball hit the wall.
stop
to cease moving
Example:Please stop talking.
first
the earliest in order
Example:She was the first to finish the race.
second
the next after the first
Example:He finished in second place.
seventh
the seventh in order
Example:She was the seventh person to arrive.
cars
vehicles with four wheels that people drive
Example:Cars are on the road.