Protests Over University Money in Argentina
Introduction
Many people in Argentina walked in the streets on Tuesday. They are angry because the government gives less money to public universities.
Main Body
The government and the law-makers disagree about money. The law-makers want to pay teachers more, but President Javier Milei said no. Now, the Supreme Court must decide who is right. Universities have much less money now. Teachers earn 33% less money than before. Because of this, many teachers left the universities to find new jobs. Students and teachers are very sad and angry. They say the government wants to destroy education. They protested in many big cities like Buenos Aires.
Conclusion
The problem is not finished. Everyone is waiting for the Supreme Court to make a decision.
Learning
💡 The 'Comparison' Secret
In this story, we see how things change. To reach A2, you need to describe more or less.
The Pattern:
Amount + less/more + than + Time/Person
Examples from the text:
- Government gives less money (than before).
- Teachers earn 33% less money than before.
How to use it today: If you want to compare your life now to last year, just use this formula:
- "I have more free time than last year."
- "I spend less money than my friend."
Quick Word Shift: Feelings Notice how the text connects people to emotions:
When you describe a group of people, use: . Example: "The students are angry."