Cyclist Katie Archibald Stops Racing
Introduction
Katie Archibald is a 32-year-old cyclist from Scotland. She won many medals. Now, she stops racing to become a nurse.
Main Body
Katie raced for thirteen years. She won 51 medals in big races. She won two gold medals at the Olympics. She worked very hard and helped her team. Katie had some sad times. Her partner died in 2022. She also hurt her ankle. She could not race in the 2024 Paris Olympics. But she came back and won a gold medal again. Katie started to study nursing last September. She likes this job very much. Now she wants to work as a nurse. She will not race in the next big games in Glasgow.
Conclusion
Katie Archibald is a world champion. She stops cycling now to finish her nursing school.
Learning
The 'Past' vs. 'Future' Switch
Look at how the story changes from what happened to what will happen.
The Past (Finished) Use a simple 'ed' ending or a special word to show something is over:
- Raced (She did this for 13 years)
- Worked (She did this for her team)
- Died (This happened in 2022)
The Future (Plan) Use 'will not' or 'wants to' for the next step:
- Will not race (Not in Glasgow)
- Wants to work (As a nurse)
Quick Tip: If you see a date like 2022, use the Past. If you see a goal like nurse, use the Future.