Atlanta Dream Win Games and Angel Reese Makes History
亞特蘭大夢隊贏得比賽，Angel Reese 創下歷史
Introduction
The Atlanta Dream won two games against the Indiana Fever in June 2026. Angel Reese set a new league record.
亞特蘭大夢隊在 2026 年 6 月贏得印地安納熱隊兩場比賽。Angel Reese 創下了一項新的聯賽紀錄。
Main Body
Atlanta won the last game 113-96. This was the most points the team ever scored. Angel Reese got 1,000 rebounds in 79 games. This is the fastest time in history.
亞特蘭大在最後一場比賽以 113-96 獲勝。這是球隊有史以來得分最高的紀錄。Angel Reese 在 79 場比賽中拿到了 1,000 個籃板。這是歷史上最快達成的紀錄。
Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark do not like each other. They fought in college in 2023. They shouted at each other during the game. Reese says some fans are mean to her because she is Black.
Angel Reese 與 Caitlin Clark 互不對視。她們在 2023 年大學時期就發生過衝突。她們在比賽期間互相大聲爭吵。Reese 表示有些球迷因為她是黑人而對她很刻薄。
On June 18, Reese sang a special song for Black people. She did this because the crowd was mean. Reese is now very famous and has many ads. She also bought a very expensive car.
6 月 18 日，Reese 唱了一首給黑人的特別歌曲。她這麼做是因為觀眾很刻薄。Reese 現在非常有名，接了很多廣告。她還買了一輛非常昂貴的車。
Atlanta got Reese from the Chicago Sky in April 2026. Chicago gave Reese to Atlanta to change their team. Now Atlanta is a very strong team.
亞特蘭大在 2026 年 4 月從芝加哥天空隊得到了 Reese。芝加哥將 Reese 交易給亞特蘭大是為了調整球隊。現在亞特蘭大是一支非常強大的球隊。
Conclusion
The Atlanta Dream have 11 wins and 4 losses. They play the Toronto Tempo on June 22.
亞特蘭大夢隊目前 11 勝 4 負。她們將於 6 月 22 日對陣多倫多 Tempo。
Vocabulary Learning
🕒 The "Past Action" Pattern
In this story, we see how to talk about things that already happened. We add -ed to the end of the action word.
See how it changes:
- Win Won (Special change!)
- Score Scored
- Shout Shouted
- Fight Fought (Special change!)
💡 Simple Logic for A2
If you want to tell a story about yesterday or last year, use these "Past" words.
Example from the text: "They shouted at each other."
Your pattern for new sentences:
Person + Past Word (-ed) + Detail
Reese bought a car.
⚠️ One Big Difference
Look at these two sentences:
- "Atlanta is a strong team." (Now/Today)
- "Atlanta got Reese in April." (Before/Past)