Countries Change Rules to Send People Away
Introduction
The UK and other European countries want to change how they use human rights laws. They want to make it easier to send foreign criminals out of the country.
Main Body
The UK, Denmark, and Italy lead this plan. They say some criminals use laws about family and torture to stay in the country. The leaders want to change these rules to keep their borders safe. Some lawyers and groups are angry. They say these changes are bad for human rights. They worry that people will not be safe from bad treatment. The UK also wants to build special centers. These centers will help send people to other countries. The UK is talking to other nations about this plan now.
Conclusion
The UK and 45 other countries want this new agreement. Human rights groups say this is a mistake.
Learning
💡 THE 'WANT TO' PATTERN
In this text, we see a very useful way to talk about goals and plans: Want + to + Action.
How it works:
- The UK... want to change...
- They want to make it easier...
- The leaders want to change...
Why this helps you (A2 Level): Instead of using complex words, use 'want to' to describe a wish or a plan.
Quick Guide:
Subject → want to → verb
Examples from the text:
- They want to change rules. (Their goal is changing rules).
- They want to make it easier. (Their goal is making it easier).
🌍 USEFUL WORD PAIRS
Notice how these words work together in the story:
- Foreign → criminals (People from another country)
- Human → rights (Basic rules for everyone)
- Special → centers (Buildings for one specific job)