Narges Mohammadi Goes to Hospital

May 11, 2026, 18:40
AsiaInternational

Introduction

Narges Mohammadi won the Nobel Peace Prize. She is very sick. Now she is in a hospital in Tehran.

Main Body

Narges was in prison. She became very sick and fell down. On Sunday, she moved to Pars Hospital. She is not in prison now because she has bail. Her family says she is in bad health. She needs oxygen to breathe. She cannot speak. She had heart problems and other sicknesses before. Her lawyers and family are not happy. They say the government did not help her before. They want the judge to stop her prison sentence forever.

Conclusion

Narges is in a special heart unit in Tehran. Her lawyers want her to be free.

Learning

⚡️ The 'Action Change' Pattern

In this story, we see how someone's status changes. Look at these two ways to describe a move from one place or state to another:

1. The Movement Word

  • She moved to Pars Hospital.
  • Rule: Person ext→ ext{→} moved ext→ ext{→} new place.

2. The 'Become' Word

  • She became very sick.
  • Rule: Person ext→ ext{→} became ext→ ext{→} new feeling/state.

💡 Quick Word-Swap (Vocabulary)

Instead of saying "very sick," you can use these A2 words:

  • Ill (Same meaning)
  • Unwell (A bit more formal)

Notice the difference:

  • She is sick (Right now).
  • She became sick (The change happened).

🛠 Basic Sentence Builder

To talk about needs, use this simple map: [Person] + needs + [Thing]

  • She needs oxygen.
  • The family needs help.
  • The lawyers need a judge.

Vocabulary Learning

hospital (n.)
a building where sick people are treated
Example:She was taken to the hospital after the accident.
prison (n.)
a place where people are kept after being sentenced by a court
Example:He was released from prison after serving his sentence.
sick (adj.)
not healthy; having an illness
Example:She feels sick after eating too much.
bail (n.)
money paid to be released from jail before a court hearing
Example:He posted bail to get out of jail.
oxygen (n.)
a gas that is essential for breathing
Example:The doctor gave her oxygen to help her breathe.
breath (n.)
the air taken in and out of the lungs
Example:He took a deep breath before speaking.
judge (n.)
a person who decides the outcome of a court case
Example:The judge heard both sides before ruling.
sentence (n.)
the punishment decided by a judge for a crime
Example:The sentence was five years in prison.
unit (n.)
a part of a larger whole, often a group of people or things
Example:She works in a special heart unit at the hospital.
special (adj.)
different from the usual; unique
Example:He received a special award for his work.