Caitlin Clark and Morgan Wallen in Indianapolis

May 10, 2026, 20:43

Introduction

Basketball player Caitlin Clark walked with singer Morgan Wallen at a big concert.

Main Body

Morgan Wallen played two shows in Indianapolis. He often walks onto the stage with famous sports stars. Caitlin Clark was the star for this show. Caitlin Clark also played a game for the Indiana Fever. She scored 20 points. Her team lost the game to the Dallas Wings. Clark was hurt before this game. She only played 13 games in 2025. Now she is healthy and playing again. Her team will travel soon. They will play the Los Angeles Sparks on May 13.

Conclusion

Caitlin Clark visited the concert after her game and before her trip to Los Angeles.

Learning

🕒 The Time Jump: Past vs. Future

Look at how the story moves through time. We use different words to show if something is finished or coming soon.

1. The 'Done' Zone (Past) We add -ed to the action to show it happened before today.

walk $\rightarrow$ walked
play $\rightarrow$ played
score $\rightarrow$ scored

2. The 'Coming' Zone (Future) We put will before the action to show a plan.

will travel
will play

💡 Quick Rule: If you see -ed, look back. $\leftarrow$ If you see will, look forward. $\rightarrow$

Vocabulary Learning

walk (v.)

to move by putting one foot in front of the other

Example:I walk to the store every morning.

play (v.)

to do an activity for enjoyment

Example:They play soccer in the park.

game (n.)

a form of competition or amusement

Example:The game was very exciting.

score (v.)

to earn points in a competition

Example:She scored a goal in the first half.

point (n.)

a unit of score or a small dot

Example:He earned twenty points in the test.

team (n.)

a group of people working together

Example:Our team won the championship.

lost (adj.)

not winning or missing

Example:The team lost the game yesterday.

hurt (adj.)

injured or in pain

Example:She was hurt during the match.

healthy (adj.)

in good health

Example:After rest, she felt healthy again.

travel (v.)

to go from one place to another

Example:They will travel to Los Angeles next week.

visit (v.)

to go to see someone or a place

Example:I will visit my friend tomorrow.

stage (n.)

a raised area for performances

Example:The singer performed on the stage.