Football Player Breel Embolo Gets US Visa

足球員 Breel Embolo 獲得美國簽證

Jun 4, 2026, 21:27
EuropeSports

Introduction

Breel Embolo is a football player for Switzerland. He now has his travel papers to go to the USA for the World Cup.

Breel Embolo 是一名瑞士足球員。他現在已拿到前往美國參加世界盃的旅行證件。

Main Body

Mr. Embolo could not travel on Tuesday. The US government stopped his travel paper. They wanted to check a problem from 2018. He had a fight with words in Basel. He paid a fine in 2023.

Embolo 先生在週二無法啟程。美國政府攔截了他的旅行證件，因為他們想要核查 2018 年的一項問題。當時他在巴塞爾發生了口角爭執。他在 2023 年支付了罰金。

Mr. Embolo went to the US Embassy on Wednesday. He showed the embassy papers from the court. The papers showed he was not violent. The US government gave him the visa on Thursday.

Embolo 先生在週三前往美國大使館。他向大使館出示了法院的文件。文件證明他並非暴力人士。美國政府在週四向他發發給了簽證。

He will arrive in San Diego on Friday evening. He will play with his team soon. Switzerland has games against Australia, Qatar, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Canada.

他將於週五晚上抵達聖地牙哥。他很快將與隊友一同參賽。瑞士將對陣澳洲、卡達、波士尼亞-赫塞哥維納以及加拿大。

Conclusion

Mr. Embolo has his visa. He will join his team in the USA on Friday.

Embolo 先生已獲得簽證。他將於週五在美國與隊友匯合。

Vocabulary Learning

📅 The "Time-Line" Logic

Look at how the story moves from the past to the future. For A2, you must know when to use did/was versus will.

1. The Past (Finished) These things happened and are over. We use a simple form of the word:

  • Stopped → Action finished.
  • Paid → Money is gone.
  • Showed → He gave the papers.

2. The Future (Planned) When we talk about the World Cup and travel, we use will:

  • He will arrive → Friday event.
  • He will play → Future game.

Quick Shift Summary: Tuesday (Past) →\rightarrow Stopped Wednesday (Past) →\rightarrow Showed Thursday (Past) →\rightarrow Gave Friday (Future) →\rightarrow Will arrive

Vocabulary Learning

football (n.)
A sport played with a ball, where teams try to score goals.
Example:I play football with my friends every Saturday.
player (n.)
A person who participates in a game or sport.
Example:The player scored a goal in the match.
travel (v.)
To go from one place to another, often for work or leisure.
Example:She will travel to the city next week.
papers (n.)
Documents needed for official purposes, such as passports.
Example:He brought his travel papers to the airport.
visa (n.)
Official permission to enter a country for a limited time.
Example:The embassy issued him a visa for the United States.
government (n.)
The group that runs a country and makes laws.
Example:The government announced new travel rules.
fine (n.)
A sum of money paid as punishment for a violation.
Example:He had to pay a fine for breaking the law.
embassy (n.)
The office of a country's representatives in another country.
Example:She visited the embassy to apply for a visa.
court (n.)
A place where legal cases are heard and decided.
Example:The judge ruled in the court on the dispute.
violent (adj.)
Involving or characterized by physical force or aggression.
Example:The police said the incident was not violent.
arrive (v.)
To reach a destination or place.
Example:He will arrive at the airport on Friday.
team (n.)
A group of people working together to achieve a common goal.
Example:The team won the championship after a long season.
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