Police Search for People Who Paid for Attacks in Toronto
警方搜查資助多倫多襲擊事件的人員
Introduction
Police in Canada are looking for people from other countries. These people paid others to shoot at buildings in Toronto.
加拿大警方正在尋找一些外國人，這些人花錢雇人對多倫多的建築物開槍。
Main Body
Bad people used the internet to find young people. They paid these young people to attack Jewish schools and the US office. The young people had to take photos of the attacks to get the money.
歹徒利用網路尋找年輕人，並付錢讓他們攻擊猶太學校和美國辦公室。這些年輕人必須拍攝襲擊照片才能拿到錢。
Police found guns from the US. They arrested some young people, including Zara Jabbi. Sadly, a police officer named Marc Pinizzotto died during the police work.
警方發現了來自美國的槍支，並逮捕了幾名年輕人，包括 Zara Jabbi。遺憾的是，一名名為 Marc Pinizzotto 的警員在執勤期間殉職。
The US arrested a man named Mohammad al-Saadi. The US says he is a leader of a terror group. They believe the government of Iran paid him to plan these attacks.
美國逮捕了一名名為 Mohammad al-Saadi 的男子。美國稱其為恐怖組織領袖，並相信伊朗政府付錢給他來策劃這些襲擊。
Conclusion
Police in Canada and the US are working together. They want to find the people who paid for these crimes.
加拿大與美國警方正共同合作，旨在找出資助這些罪行的人員。
Vocabulary Learning
The 'Action' Pattern
Look at how these sentences work. They all use a simple pattern: Who Does What.
- Police found guns.
- The US arrested a man.
- Bad people used the internet.
Why this helps you: To speak English at an A2 level, you don't need long sentences. You just need this 3-part chain.
Quick Word Swap: Change the 'Who' to change the story:
- Police found guns I found guns.
- The US arrested a man They arrested a man.
Key Word Alert:
Paid = gave money for a job.
Arrested = police took them to jail.