How North Korea and China Use Young People
Introduction
The leaders of North Korea and China want young people to help their countries.
Main Body
North Korea tells people aged 14 to 30 to follow the state. Leader Kim Jong Un says they must be loyal. North Korea sent 14,000 soldiers to help Russia. Many of these soldiers died. The government also stops young people from watching South Korean TV. China also wants young people to help. President Xi Jinping wrote letters to young people. He says their personal goals must match the country's goals. He wants them to work in science and farming. China is planning for the years 2026 to 2030. They believe young people are important for the future of the country.
Conclusion
Both countries want young people to follow their rules and help the government.
Learning
⚡ The 'Want' Pattern
In this text, we see how to say someone desires something. It is a very simple rule for A2 learners.
The Formula:
Person want someone to do something
Examples from the text:
- The leaders want young people to help.
- Both countries want young people to follow.
🛠️ Word Swap
You can change the 'Person' to change the meaning:
- I want you to help.
- They want us to help.
- The teacher wants the students to help.
💡 Quick Note
When the person is just one (He/She/The Leader), add an -s:
- He wants them to work.