Two Women Die in India
Introduction
Police in Bhopal and Raigarh are looking into the deaths of two women.
Main Body
In Bhopal, a woman named Twisha Sharma died at home. She married a lawyer named Samarth Singh. Her family says Samarth and his mother killed her. They say the husband wanted money. Now, the police are questioning the husband and his mother. In Raigarh, police found a dead woman in a forest. She was a young lawyer. Someone killed her with a sharp tool and hit her head with stones. The police do not know who did this yet. Other lawyers in Raigarh are angry. They had a big protest. They say they will not help the killers in court. They want a new law to protect lawyers.
Conclusion
Police are still looking for the killers in both cities.
Learning
🔍 The 'Who did it?' Pattern
In this story, we see a clear way to talk about people and their jobs. This is a key skill for A2 English.
1. The 'A/An' Rule for Jobs When we introduce someone's job for the first time, we use a or an.
- A lawyer (Starts with a consonant sound)
- A woman (Starts with a consonant sound)
2. How to connect people to their roles Look at how the text describes people:
"She married a lawyer named Samarth Singh."
Pattern: [Person] [Job/Role]
3. Useful Words for Actions (Past Tense) Notice how the story uses simple words to describe things that already happened. These are the 'building blocks' of A2 storytelling:
- Died (Stop living)
- Married (Became a husband/wife)
- Killed (Caused death)
- Found (Saw something after looking)
Quick Summary Tip: To move from A1 to A2, stop using only "I am" or "He is." Start using Past Tense verbs (like died or found) to tell a short story.