Two Great Baseball Players
Introduction
This report looks at two baseball players. Their names are Carter Shouse and Roch Cholowsky.
Main Body
Carter Shouse is a high school student. He is the best player in his state. He throws the ball very fast. He works hard with his father and his coach. Carter wants to go to a good college. He also wants to play in the Major Leagues. Roch Cholowsky plays for UCLA college. He is a very good player. He hits many home runs. He is one of the best players in the country. UCLA is the number one team in the nation. Roch helps the team win many games.
Conclusion
Both players are very good. They will likely play professional baseball soon.
Learning
⚡ The Power of 'VERY'
In the text, the author uses the word very to make descriptions stronger. This is a simple way to move from basic English to A2 level.
How it works:
Very + Adjective (Describing word) → Stronger Meaning
Examples from the text:
- Fast → Very fast (Super speed!)
- Good → Very good (Excellent!)
Try this pattern in your head: If you are happy, you can say you are very happy. If a car is slow, it can be very slow.
🎯 Talking About Goals: 'WANT TO'
When we talk about the future or our dreams, we use want to + action.
- Carter wants to go to a good college.
- He also wants to play in the Major Leagues.
The Rule:
Person → wants to → action verb
- I want to learn.
- She wants to win.
- They want to travel.