EU Wants to Talk to Afghanistan About Sending People Back
Introduction
The European Union (EU) wants to meet with Taliban leaders in Brussels. They want to talk about sending some Afghan people back to Afghanistan.
Main Body
Twenty EU countries asked for this meeting last year. The EU and Sweden sent a message to the leaders in Kabul. They want to have a meeting in Belgium. Western countries do not say the Taliban is a real government. This is a problem. The EU can send dangerous people away, but they have no one to talk to in Afghanistan. The EU says this meeting is only for technical work. It is not a friendly meeting. They do not want to be friends with the Taliban government.
Conclusion
The EU wants to send dangerous people back to Afghanistan. But they still do not recognize the Taliban as the official government.
Learning
⚡ The Power of 'WANT'
In this text, we see a very common A2 pattern: Want + To + Action.
It is used to talk about goals or desires. Look at these examples from the story:
- The EU wants to meet...
- They want to talk...
- They want to have a meeting...
- They do not want to be friends...
How to use it:
Person want(s) to verb
Quick Note: When talking about one group or person (The EU/He/She), add an 's' wants. When talking about many people (They/We), use want.