Police Search for Dangerous Criminals in Spain
Introduction
British and Spanish police are looking for twelve dangerous people. These people are hiding in Spain.
Main Body
The police have a plan called Operation Captura. They caught 98 criminals in twenty years. Many criminals hide in Spain because many British people live there. This helps them stay hidden. Some criminals use fake passports. Some change their faces with surgery. Some people killed others. Other people stole money or sold drugs. Police recently caught a man named Simon Dutton. He sold drugs. In the last year, Spain sent 56 criminals back to the UK.
Conclusion
Police want help from the public. Please tell them if you see these people.
Learning
The Word 'SOME'
In this story, we see Some used to talk about a group of people without saying exactly how many.
- Some criminals use fake passports.
- Some change their faces.
How to use it: Use Some when you are talking about a few people or things in a big group.
Example for you: Some students speak English → Some students speak Spanish.
Action Words (Past vs. Now)
Look at how the story changes the action words:
Now (Present):
- Police are looking...
- People live there...
Before (Past):
- They caught 98 criminals...
- Other people stole money...
Easy Rule: When the story is about the past, we often add -ed (like called) or change the word completely (like stole or caught).