Police Stop Crimes in North India
Introduction
Police in India stopped many crimes. They stopped people from stealing money and selling guns.
Main Body
Some men stole money from a van. Police fought the men. Two men died and some police officers got hurt. Police found some of the money. A woman helped her partner steal money from her father. They wanted a fancy life. Police caught five people and found some money. In Amritsar, people used drones to bring guns from Pakistan. Police caught five people. They found six guns. In East Delhi, two people stole money from a house. They hurt a woman. Police are looking at videos to find the thieves.
Conclusion
Police are still looking for more criminals and stolen money.
Learning
🚨 The 'Who Did What' Pattern
In this story, we see a very simple way to tell a story in the past. Look at these words:
- Stop → Stopped
- Steal → Stole
- Fight → Fought
- Find → Found
- Catch → Caught
The Trick: Most words just need -ed at the end to talk about yesterday. But some words are 'rebels'—they change completely.
Examples from the text:
- Regular: "Police stopped many crimes."
- Rebel: "Some men stole money."
Why this matters for A2: If you want to tell a friend about your day or a news story, you must use these 'past' forms. Don't say "I steal money yesterday"; say "I stole."
Quick Note: Police are looking (Now/Still happening) Police found (Finished/Past)