Fewer People Like President Trump

May 15, 2026, 18:00

Introduction

New reports show that many people do not like President Trump. They do not like his plans for money and health.

Main Body

Many people think the economy is bad. Only 30 percent of people like his work with money. Most people also do not like his health plans. Young people and Hispanic voters are unhappy. Many young people stopped supporting him. Many Hispanic voters also stopped supporting him. People in seven important states do not like the president. This is bad for the next elections. Many people are also worried about the war with Iran.

Conclusion

The president has many problems with voters before the next election.

Learning

🟢 The Power of "Do Not"

In this text, we see a very common way to say "No" in English. To make a sentence negative, we use do not (or don't).

How it works: Person/Group $\rightarrow$ do not $\rightarrow$ Action

Examples from the story:

Many people $\rightarrow$ do not $\rightarrow$ like President Trump.
People $\rightarrow$ do not $\rightarrow$ like the president.

📊 Simple Quantity Words

To reach A2, you need to describe "how many." Look at these words used in the article:

Many (A lot of people) $\rightarrow$ "Many young people..."
Most (Almost everyone) $\rightarrow$ "Most people also do not..."
Only (A small number) $\rightarrow$ "Only 30 percent..."

Quick Tip: Use Many for things you can count (people, states) and Most when you want to talk about the majority of a group.

Vocabulary Learning

economy

the system of buying and selling goods and services in a country

Example:The economy is growing slowly this year.

percent

a part of a whole divided into one hundred equal parts

Example:Thirty percent of people prefer online shopping.

supporting

giving help or encouragement to someone

Example:She is supporting her friend through a difficult time.

unhappy

not happy or satisfied

Example:He felt unhappy when the meeting was cancelled.

important

having great meaning or value

Example:It is important to read the instructions carefully.

states

parts of a country that have their own governments

Example:California and Texas are two large states in the USA.

elections

a process where people choose leaders by voting

Example:The next elections will decide the new mayor.

war

a conflict between countries or groups

Example:The war in the region caused many families to leave their homes.

problems

difficulties or issues that need solving

Example:We need to find solutions to these problems quickly.

voters

people who cast votes in elections

Example:Voters must register before the election day.