War, Energy, and Food Problems
Introduction
Wars and a lack of money make it hard for poor people to get food.
Main Body
The US, Israel, and Iran are in a conflict. This stops ships in the Strait of Hormuz. These ships carry oil and plant food. Now, oil and food costs are higher. Poor countries have more hunger. Rich countries do not give enough money for the climate. The US left a big climate agreement. Germany might cut its money for the climate. This is a big problem for the world. Farms need more money and better technology. They use too much water. The world will have 10 billion people in 2050. We must change how we grow food to feed everyone.
Conclusion
Leaders will meet at COP31 in Türkiye. They must find money to help food and the planet.
Learning
💡 The 'Cause and Effect' Pattern
In the text, the writer shows how one thing makes another thing happen. This is a great way to speak at an A2 level.
The Pattern:
Something happens This causes a problem
Examples from the text:
- Conflict Stops ships Prices go up.
- No money Hard to get food.
- Too many people Need better technology.
🛠 Word Power: 'Money' Verbs
Notice how the text uses different words for money. Instead of just saying "pay," look at these:
- Give money: To provide help (Example: Rich countries do not give enough money).
- Cut money: To stop or reduce spending (Example: Germany might cut its money).
- Find money: To look for a way to pay for something (Example: They must find money).
🌍 Simple Fact-Building
To describe the world, use: [Subject] + [Verb] + [Amount/Group]
- The world will have 10 billion people.
- Poor countries have more hunger.