Rescue of a Young Boy from a Deep Hole
Introduction
A four-year-old boy fell into a water hole in a village in Punjab. Rescue teams saved him.
Main Body
The boy fell into the hole on Friday evening. The hole was near his house. It was 20 to 30 feet deep. Police and rescue teams arrived at 4:00 PM. They put oxygen and cameras into the hole. The boy talked to his mother to feel better. The ground was sandy and the soil fell. The workers dug a second hole next to the first one. Then they dug a small tunnel to reach the boy. The work took nine hours.
Conclusion
The boy went to the hospital. He is now safe and healthy.
Learning
π The "Then" Effect
When we tell a story, we move from one action to another. Look at the sequence in the text:
- Step 1: Workers dug a second hole.
- Step 2: β Then they dug a small tunnel.
The Secret: Use 'Then' to connect your ideas. It is a bridge that tells the listener: "Wait, something else happened after that!"
Simple Examples for You:
- I woke up β Then I drank coffee.
- He went to the hospital β Then he felt better.
π οΈ Action Words (Past Tense)
To talk about things that already happened, we often add -ed to the end of a word.
| Now | Before (Past) |
|---|---|
| Save | Saved |
| Arrive | Arrived |
| Talk | Talked |
Note: Some words are rebels and change completely (like fell or went), but for most, just add -ed!