News About Schools and Exams in the UK and India
Introduction
This report is about people who died at schools or because of exams in the UK and India.
Main Body
A teacher named Mrs. Bamford died on May 14 at Kings’ School in the UK. She had a medical problem. The school closed for a short time and an ambulance came. The police say she did not die in a strange way. In India, the government cancelled a big medical exam. They cancelled it because some people stole the exam papers. Three students killed themselves because of this. They were very sad and stressed. Politicians in India are now angry. They say the government is not honest. The Education Minister says this is a big mistake. He says the students will take the exam again on June 21.
Conclusion
Police in the UK finished their work. In India, students will take the exam again soon.
Learning
🕒 Talking About the Past
In this story, we see how to describe things that already happened. Notice how the words change:
- Close → Closed
- Say → Said
- Cancel → Cancelled
- Kill → Killed
The Simple Rule: To tell a story about yesterday or last year, we usually add -ed to the end of the action word.
Examples from the text:
- "The school closed..."
- "They cancelled it..."
Watch out! Some words are rebels and change completely. They don't use -ed.
- Say becomes Said.
Quick Guide: Today vs. Yesterday
- I say hello. I said hello.
- I close the door. I closed the door.