Zbigniew Ziobro Moves to the USA
Introduction
Zbigniew Ziobro was a minister in Poland. He lived in Hungary, but now he is in the United States.
Main Body
Ziobro lived in Hungary for a long time. Then, Hungary got a new leader. The new leader did not want to protect Ziobro. So, Ziobro went to the USA. Now he works for a TV station. Poland is angry. They took away Ziobro's passports. Poland wants to know how he traveled to the USA without a passport. Police are looking for people who helped him. Ziobro has big problems in Poland. The police say he stole money and used bad software to spy on people. Ziobro says these stories are not true. He says the government hates him because of politics.
Conclusion
Poland wants the USA to send Ziobro back to Poland for a trial.
Learning
π Moving from Past to Present
Look at how the story changes time. This is the key to A2 English: knowing if something is finished or happening now.
1. The "Finished" Actions (Past) These words end in -ed. They are over.
- lived He lived in Hungary.
- wanted The leader did not want...
- traveled How he traveled...
- helped People who helped him.
2. The "Right Now" State (Present) These words describe the current situation.
- is He is in the United States.
- works He works for a TV station.
- are Police are looking...
π‘ Quick Tip: If you see -ed, think of a photo of the past. If you see an -s (like works), think of a live video of now.