FIFA Collects World Cup Items
FIFA 收集世界盃物品
Introduction
FIFA wants to save things from the 2026 World Cup. They want to keep a history of the games.
FIFA 想要保存 2026 年世界盃的物品，希望能記錄這些賽事的歷史。
Main Body
FIFA will take items after the games. They will put these items in museums in Zurich, Hong Kong, Miami, and Vancouver. Some old items are not in museums. Some people or private clubs have them.
FIFA 將在賽事結束後收取物品。他們會將這些物品放置在蘇黎世、香港、邁阿密和溫哥華的博物館中。有些舊物品不在博物館內，而是由私人人士或私人俱樂部持有。
In the past, some items were lost. One person burned goalposts in 1950. Other people sold old boots and balls for a lot of money. FIFA found one old trophy part in 2015.
過去曾有一些物品遺失。1950 年有人燒毀了球門柱。其他人則以高價出售舊球鞋和足球。FIFA 在 2015 年找回了一個舊獎盃的零件。
Some cities have their own museums. For example, Santos in Brazil has a museum for Pelé. Many people visit this museum to see his things.
有些城市擁有自己的博物館。例如，巴西的桑托斯有一個比利博物館。許多人參觀這座博物館以欣賞他的收藏品。
Conclusion
FIFA is collecting more items now. But many old things are still in private homes or small museums.
FIFA 目前正在收集更多物品，但許多舊物仍保存在私人住宅或小型博物館中。
Vocabulary Learning
🌍 Where are the things?
Look at how we describe places and locations in the text. This is key for A2 level speaking.
1. The 'In' Pattern We use in for cities, countries, and buildings.
- In Zurich → City
- In Brazil → Country
- In museums → Building
- In private homes → Building
2. The 'For' Pattern We use for to show who something belongs to or what it is about.
- Museum for Pelé → The museum is about him.
3. Word Swap: Old vs. Now Notice the shift in time words:
- In the past → used for things that happened long ago (burned goalposts).
- Now → used for things happening at this moment (collecting items).
Quick Guide: My Collection If you want to talk about your things, try these blocks:
- "I have a [thing] in my [room]."
- "This is a gift for my [friend]."