Problems with Breathing and the Air
Introduction
Many people have problems with their nose and throat. This happens because of pollen, changes in temperature, and dirty air inside homes.
Main Body
The weather is changing. Plants grow more and make more pollen. This makes allergies worse in cities like Boise and San Diego. People use medicine to feel better. Cold air from air conditioners can also hurt the nose. When you move from hot air to cold air, your nose may run. This is not a cold virus. It is a reaction to the temperature. Dust and mold in the house are bad for your lungs. People with asthma feel sick because of these things. You should clean your house with a wet cloth and change your air filters.
Conclusion
Climate change and bad indoor air make it hard for people to breathe.
Learning
π The 'Action β Result' Pattern
Look at how the text connects a cause to a feeling. This is the fastest way to move from A1 to A2 because it allows you to explain why things happen.
Pattern 1: The 'Because of' Bridge Instead of saying "I am sick," we say why.
- Pollen allergies because of pollen.
- Dust asthma because of these things.
Pattern 2: Simple Cause & Effect Notice how the text uses basic verbs to show a change:
- Plants grow makes allergies worse.
- Cold air can hurt the nose.
- Move to cold air nose may run.
π‘ Key Vocabulary for Your Daily Life
- Feel better: To stop feeling sick.
- Runny nose: When liquid comes from your nose (not a virus!).
- Bad for: Something that hurts your health (e.g., "Dust is bad for your lungs").