NFL News: Players and Stadiums

NFL 新聞:球員與場館


Introduction

This report is about NFL players and stadium changes for the World Cup.

本報告關於 NFL 球員以及為世界盃所做的場館變更。

Main Body

The Kansas City Chiefs have a new player named Cyrus Allen. The team is also changing Arrowhead Stadium for the World Cup. They will use real grass because players like it more than fake grass.

堪薩斯城酋長隊有一名新球員名叫 Cyrus Allen。球隊也正為了世界盃地改動 Arrowhead 球場。他們將使用天然草皮,因為球員較喜歡天然草而非人造草皮。

Former player Andre Rison went to jail for five days. He drove his car while he was drunk. He must also pay more than $2,300.

前球員 Andre Rison 被監禁五天。他酒後駕車。他還必須支付超過 2,300 美元。

Former player Aldon Smith died at age 36. He died in a hospital. He was a great player, but he had many problems with drugs and alcohol.

前球員 Aldon Smith 於 36 歲時去世。他在醫院中過世。他曾是一名優秀的球員,但在藥物與酒精方面有許多問題。

Tank Dell is playing again after a knee injury. Other players like Williams and Gillotte are playing better in their second year.

Tank Dell 在膝蓋受傷後恢復比賽。其他球員如 Williams 和 Gillotte 在第二年表現得更出色。

Conclusion

The NFL is sad about Aldon Smith. Andre Rison has legal problems. Stadiums are getting ready for soccer.

NFL 為 Aldon Smith 的去世感到悲痛。Andre Rison 面臨法律問題。場館正為足球賽做準備。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 THE 'BETTER THAN' PATTERN

In this story, we see how to compare two things.

The Rule: When you want to say something is 'more' of a quality, you add -er to the word. Then you use than to show the difference.

  • Example from text: "players like it more than fake grass."
  • Example from text: "playing better in their second year."

Quick Guide for A2 Learners:

Small Word \rightarrow Add -er (Fast \rightarrow Faster) Long Word \rightarrow Use More (Expensive \rightarrow More expensive) Special Word \rightarrow Changes completely (Good \rightarrow Better)

Real-world application:

  • Real grass is \rightarrow better than \rightarrow fake grass.
  • 2,300is2,300 is \rightarrowmorethan**more than**\rightarrow 100.

Vocabulary Learning

report (n.)
A piece of writing or news about something that happened
Example:I read a short report about the football game.
stadium (n.)
A large building with seats for people to watch sports
Example:The stadium was full of fans.
former (adj.)
Someone who had a job or position in the past
Example:He is a former teacher, but now he is a writer.
drunk (adj.)
Having too much alcohol in the body
Example:It is dangerous to drive when you are drunk.
injury (n.)
Damage to a part of the body
Example:The player has a leg injury and cannot play.
legal (adj.)
Related to the law
Example:He needs legal help to solve his problem.
Practice A2 words in a crossword
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