NBA Finals Game 1: Knicks Win and Wembanyama News

NBA 總決賽第一場：尼克斯獲勝與溫班山馬新聞

Jun 4, 2026, 21:30
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Introduction

The New York Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs 105-95. People are now talking about player Victor Wembanyama and a fan on the court.

紐約尼克斯以 105 比 95 擊敗聖安東尼奧馬刺。人們現在正在討論球員溫班山馬以及一名衝入球場的球迷。

Main Body

The Knicks won the game. Jalen Brunson scored 30 points. Victor Wembanyama scored 26 points. A fan ran onto the court to take a photo with Wembanyama. Security took the fan away quickly.

尼克斯贏得了比賽。Jalen Brunson 得到 30 分。溫班山馬得到 26 分。一名球迷衝入球場想與溫班山馬拍照。安保人員迅速將該名球迷帶離。

Some people are angry at Wembanyama. He did not put his hand on his heart during the US national song. He crossed his arms. Some people say he is not respectful. Other people say this is okay.

有些人對溫班山馬感到憤怒。他在美國國歌演奏期間沒有將手放在心口，而是雙臂交叉。有些人說他缺乏尊重，而有些人則認為這樣沒關係。

Wembanyama is from France. He has spoken about politics before. He said some US government actions were bad. The NBA and the Spurs team did not say anything about this.

溫班山馬來自法國。他之前曾談論過政治，表示美國政府的一些行動很糟糕。NBA 和馬刺隊對此沒有發表任何評論。

Conclusion

The Knicks lead the series 1-0. The NBA is now dealing with these political problems.

尼克斯目前在系列賽中 1-0 領先。NBA 正在處理這些政治問題。

Vocabulary Learning

🏀 The 'Action' Pattern

To reach A2, you need to describe what happened in the past. Look at these simple patterns from the story:

1. Simple Past (Finished Actions)

  • The Knicks won (Win → Won)
  • Brunson scored (Score → Scored)
  • Security took (Take → Took)

2. The 'Negative' Past (Something did NOT happen) To say 'no' in the past, use did not + the normal verb:

  • He did not put his hand... (NOT: did not putted)
  • The team did not say anything... (NOT: did not said)

3. Quick Vocabulary Switch

  • Angry → Feeling bad/mad
  • Respectful → Being polite
  • Dealing with → Trying to fix a problem

Summary Table

PresentPastNegative Past
WinWonDid not win
SaySaidDid not say
ScoreScoredDid not score

Vocabulary Learning

score (v.)
to get points in a game
Example:She will try to score more points in the next game.
points (n.)
units counted in a game
Example:He earned 10 points for his good play.
fan (n.)
a person who likes a team
Example:The fan cheered loudly for his team.
court (n.)
place where the game is played
Example:The basketball court is inside the gym.
photo (n.)
a picture taken with a camera
Example:He took a photo of the trophy.
security (n.)
a person who keeps people safe
Example:Security checked everyone's bags.
angry (adj.)
feeling upset or mad
Example:The fan was angry after the loss.
hand (n.)
the part of your body that can grip
Example:He waved his hand to greet the crowd.
heart (n.)
the organ that pumps blood; also feelings
Example:She felt her heart beat fast.
song (n.)
a piece of music with words
Example:They sang the national song.
arms (n.)
the upper limbs of the body
Example:He crossed his arms in the middle.
respectful (adj.)
showing politeness to others
Example:It is respectful to listen.
politics (n.)
activities about running a country
Example:She talked about politics at lunch.
government (n.)
the group that rules a country
Example:The government made a new rule.
problems (n.)
difficulties or hard situations
Example:There were many problems at the event.
dealing (v.)
handling or managing something
Example:They were dealing with the situation.
beat (v.)
to win against someone
Example:The Knicks beat the Spurs.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→