Sexual Attacks in Hospitals
Introduction
Two people had problems with the law. They attacked people in hospitals in the UK and Canada.
Main Body
Dr. Naleen Thota worked in a hospital in the UK. He attacked two women who worked with him. He used his power to hurt them. The judge said he was wrong. He cannot work for one year. He must also do 300 hours of work for the community. In Canada, a 59-year-old man was a patient in a hospital. He attacked two workers. He also threatened another worker. The police arrested him. Now he has criminal charges. Nurses in Canada are angry. They say hospitals are not safe. They want the government to make a new plan. This plan must stop violence at work.
Conclusion
Both people now have criminal charges. The doctor cannot work.
Learning
The "Action" Words (Past Tense)
In this story, everything already happened. To tell a story about the past, we often just add -ed to the end of the word.
- Attack → Attacked
- Work → Worked
- Arrest → Arrested
Words for People & Places
Notice how we name the person first, then their job or location:
| Person | Where / Who |
|---|---|
| Dr. Naleen Thota | Hospital in the UK |
| A 59-year-old man | Patient in Canada |
| Nurses | Canada |
Key Sentence Pattern: "Must" (Rules)
When something is a requirement (a rule), we use must:
"This plan must stop violence."
It means: It is necessary.