Water and Air Problems in Haryana

Introduction

The Haryana Pollution Board is trying to stop water and air pollution.

Main Body

The Yamuna River is very dirty. The city needs new water cleaning plants. These plants will take 14 months to finish. Until then, dirty water goes into the river. Illegal houses and water trucks make the river more dirty. The water has too many bad chemicals. The Board is checking 2,150 factories. They use drones to see the factories from the sky. This helps them find people who break the rules. Many building sites in Manesar and Gurugram make too much dust. They do not have cameras or walls to stop the dust. The Board will make these sites pay money.

Conclusion

The Board has new tools to watch pollution, but the cleaning plants are slow to build.

Learning

πŸ› οΈ Building Simple Sentences

Look at how the text describes things using "is/are" and "have/has". This is the secret to A2 descriptions.

1. Describing a State (How it is)

  • The river is dirty. β†’\rightarrow (Subject + is + adjective)
  • The plants are slow. β†’\rightarrow (Subject + are + adjective)

2. Describing Possession (What it has)

  • The water has chemicals. β†’\rightarrow (Something + has + thing)
  • They do not have cameras. β†’\rightarrow (Something + do not have + thing)

πŸ•’ Time & Future

When we talk about things that will happen later, use "will":

  • Plants will take 14 months.
  • The Board will make them pay.

Quick Rule: Will + Action Verb = Future event.

Vocabulary Learning

water (n.)
A clear liquid that people drink and that flows in rivers.
Example:Water is clear and we drink it every day.
air (n.)
The gas that surrounds the Earth and that people breathe.
Example:Air is the gas we breathe.
pollution (n.)
The presence of harmful substances in the air or water.
Example:Pollution is when the air or water becomes bad.
city (n.)
A large town with many buildings and roads.
Example:The city has many buildings and roads.
new (adj.)
Not old; recently made or bought.
Example:A new car means a car that has just been bought.
dirty (adj.)
Not clean; covered with dirt or stains.
Example:Dirty water is water that is not clean.
river (n.)
A large natural stream of water flowing to the sea or a lake.
Example:The river flows through the town.
factories (n.)
Buildings where goods are made in large numbers.
Example:Factories make many products and can produce waste.
drones (n.)
Small flying machines that can be controlled from the ground.
Example:Drones are small flying machines that can see high places.
dust (n.)
Very small particles that can stick to surfaces.
Example:Dust is small particles that can stick to clothes.