Mark Webster Returns to Darts
Introduction
Mark Webster is a darts champion. He talks about darts on TV. He will return to work this Thursday in Birmingham.
Main Body
Mark became sick in January. He had a rare blood cancer. He felt very tired. He stayed away from work for fourteen weeks. Mark had medicine for his cancer. He felt better slowly. Now, the doctors say he can work again. He will work for Sky Sports and ITV. Also, Gerwyn Price will not play in the World Cup. He is not sick. He just does not play well now. Nick Kenny will play for Wales instead.
Conclusion
Mark Webster will be back on TV in Birmingham. He will work and take his medicine at the same time.
Learning
🕰️ The 'Will' Jump
Look at the story. Most of it is about the past (He became sick, He felt tired). But suddenly, the writer jumps to the future.
The Pattern:
Will + Action Word → Something that happens later.
Examples from text:
- He will return → (Thursday)
- He will work → (Future job)
- Nick Kenny will play → (Next game)
💡 Simple Rule for A2: If you want to talk about a plan or a promise, just put will before the action.
I am sick now I will feel better soon.
Quick Vocabulary Check:
- Rare: Not common. (Example: Rare cancer).
- Instead: In place of someone else. (Example: Nick instead of Gerwyn).