Crime News from Three Indian States
Introduction
This report tells us about crimes and court cases in Maharashtra, Haryana, and Punjab.
Main Body
In Pune, police arrested a 65-year-old man. He killed and hurt a small girl. Police saw him on camera. In Kalyan, a 17-year-old boy killed his nephew with a knife. They fought about a phone game. In Nuh, police arrested a 39-year-old man. He took a young girl to his house and hurt her. The man uses drugs. Police found drugs and needles in his house. In Mohali, a court looked at two men. They had a small amount of heroin. The judge told them to pay money. They did not go back to prison because they were already there for 39 days.
Conclusion
Some cases are still in court. Some people are in jail. One drug case is now finished.
Learning
⏱️ Time and Age
In English, we use a specific pattern to describe how old someone is. Look at these examples from the text:
- 65-year-old man
- 17-year-old boy
- 39-year-old man
The Rule: When we use the age as a description (an adjective) before a person, we use hyphens (-) and the word year (no 's' at the end).
Example Shift:
- Description → A 20-year-old student.
- Simple Fact → The student is 20 years old.
🛠️ Action Words (Past Tense)
To talk about things that already happened, we usually add -ed to the end of the word:
- Arrest Arrested
- Look Looked
- Finish Finished
Watch out! Some words are "rebels" and change completely:
- See Saw
- Take Took
- Tell Told