Man Dies After Fall at Concert

男子在演唱會墜落身亡

Jun 21, 2026, 15:18

A 51-year-old man died on Saturday. He fell from a high place during a concert by the band Goose.

一名51歲男子於週六死亡。他在Goose樂團的演唱會期間從高處墜落。

The man fell from the 300 level at Madison Square Garden. Police found him on the floor. He did not wake up. He went to the hospital, but he died.

該男子從麥迪遜平方花園的300層墜落。警方在地面發現了他。他沒有醒來。他被送往醫院，但隨後死亡。

People heard a loud noise. Some people left their seats. The band played 16 songs. They finished the show before midnight.

人們聽到一聲巨響。有些人離開了座位。樂團演奏了16首歌。他們在午夜前結束了演出。

The band Goose is sad. They thanked the police and doctors on Instagram. The police are still looking for the reason for the fall.

Goose樂團感到很悲傷。他們在Instagram上感謝警方與醫生。警方仍在調查墜落的原因。

The man is dead. The band will play again in Central Park.

該男子已死亡。樂團將在中央公園再次演出。

To reach A2, you need to tell a story about things that already happened. In this article, we see a pattern: Subject + Action-ed.

Look at these examples:

The Trick: Most simple actions in English just add -ed to the end to move from 'now' to 'before'.

Finish (Now) $\rightarrow$ Finished (Then) Thank (Now) $\rightarrow$ Thanked (Then)

The Weird Ones (Irregular): Some words change completely. You must memorize these as 'special' words:

Wake up $\rightarrow$ Woke up (Article uses did not wake up because 'did' already shows the past)
Go $\rightarrow$ Went
Hear $\rightarrow$ Heard

Quick Logic: If you see -ed, it is usually a finished action. If you see did not, the action word stays in its basic form.

concert (n.)

A musical performance by a band or singer in front of an audience.

Example:I bought a ticket for the rock concert.

level (n.)

A floor or layer of a building.

Example:My office is on the second level of the building.

noise (n.)

A sound, especially one that is loud or unpleasant.

Example:The loud noise from the car woke me up.

reason (n.)

The cause or explanation for why something happened.

Example:What is the reason for your visit?