Reports on Four Court Cases About Children's Deaths
Introduction
This report looks at four court cases. In these cases, children died and judges decided who was responsible.
Main Body
First, a baby named Soul Turany died. A doctor thought the mother did it because she was very sad. But the doctor also thought the father might be responsible because the baby cried a lot. Next, Maree Crabtree was in court. People said she killed her son with medicine. But the court said she was not guilty. The son had other health problems. Then, Jamie Varley and John McGowan-Fazakerley went to court. They hurt a small child. A doctor said the child did not drown. The child died because someone blocked their breathing. Finally, Mukesh Prashad killed his daughter. He said he wanted to help her with a sickness, but the girl was not sick. Now, doctors must decide if he is mentally ill.
Conclusion
These cases show that doctors and medical tests are very important in court.
Learning
💡 The 'Who' and 'What' Pattern
Look at these simple sentences from the text:
- A doctor thought...
- The court said...
- Mukesh Prashad killed...
The Secret for A2: In English, we almost always put the Person first, then the Action.
Person Action Thing/Person
Examples from the story:
The mother(Person)did it(Action)The son(Person)had(Action)health problems(Thing)
Why this helps you: If you follow this order, people will always understand you, even if you make a small mistake with the words.
Quick Vocabulary Bridge:
- Guilty You did something bad.
- Not guilty You did not do something bad.