Sick People and Health Problems in 2026

2026年的病人與健康問題


Introduction

In early 2026, many people got sick from different diseases. The biggest problem is Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

在2026年初,許多人因為不同的疾病而生病。最大的問題是剛果民主共和國的伊波拉病毒。

Main Body

Many people in the Congo have Ebola. There is no medicine or vaccine for this type of Ebola. 782 people are sick and 181 people died. War and poor money make the problem worse.

剛果許多人都染有伊波拉。這種伊波拉沒有藥物或疫苗可以治療。有782人染病,其中181人死亡。戰爭和資金匱乏讓問題更加嚴重。

People do not trust doctors. Some people broke the hospitals. In other countries, people did not have the right information about sickness. This helped bad information spread.

人們不信任醫生。有些人甚至破壞了醫院。在其他國家,人們缺乏關於疾病的正確資訊。這導致錯誤資訊傳播得更快。

The USA has the World Cup in 2026. The government checks people at airports. Some experts are worried because the US health center has fewer workers now.

美國將在2026年舉辦世界盃。政府在機場對人員進行檢查。一些專家感到擔心,因為目前美國的健康中心人員減少了。

Conclusion

The world is not safe from sickness. We need more money and people must trust the doctors.

世界在疾病面前並不安全。我們需要更多資金,且人們必須信任醫生。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The 'There is/There are' Pattern

In the text, we see: "There is no medicine..."

Use this to describe what exists (or doesn't exist) in a place. It is a foundation for A2 speaking.

How it works:

  • Singular (1 thing): There is \rightarrow There is a hospital.
  • Plural (2+ things): There are \rightarrow There are many people.
  • Negative (0 things): There is no \rightarrow There is no vaccine.

🛠️ Simple Action Words (Past vs. Present)

Look at how the story changes time:

Past (Happened already):

  • Got sick (not 'get')
  • Broke the hospitals (not 'break')
  • Died (not 'die')

Present (Happening now/General):

  • Have Ebola
  • Trust doctors
  • Checks people

A2 Tip: To talk about the past, many words change their shape completely (like break \rightarrow broke). You must learn these 'special' changes by heart.

Vocabulary Learning

disease (n.)
An illness or sickness
Example:The doctor is treating a dangerous disease.
vaccine (n.)
A medicine that stops a person from getting a disease
Example:The baby needs a vaccine to stay healthy.
trust (v.)
To believe that someone is honest or good
Example:I trust my doctor to help me get better.
spread (v.)
To move from one person or place to another
Example:Wash your hands so the cold does not spread.
expert (n.)
A person who knows a lot about a subject
Example:The health expert explained how to stop the virus.
Practice A2 words in a crossword