Player Deine Mariner Has Emergency Surgery
Introduction
Deine Mariner plays for the Brisbane Broncos. He had a bad leg injury and needed emergency surgery in Sydney.
Main Body
Mariner hurt his leg during a game. He played for a short time and then stopped. At first, the doctors thought he was okay. On Sunday morning, his leg became very hard. He had a lot of pain. The doctors found a serious problem in his muscle. He went to the hospital by ambulance. Doctors did surgery quickly to save his leg. Now he must wait for the swelling to go down.
Conclusion
Deine Mariner cannot play rugby now. Doctors are watching his leg.
Learning
🕒 The 'Timeline' Trick
To reach A2, you need to tell stories about the past. Look at how this story moves from yesterday to now.
1. The Past (Finished Actions) We use a special form of the verb to show things that already happened.
- hurt hurt
- play played
- stop stopped
- become became
- go went
2. The Now (Current State) When the story reaches the present moment, the words change to show a current situation:
- must wait (obligation)
- cannot play (inability)
- are watching (happening right now)
💡 Simple Rule: If it's a memory or a news report about a finished event Use the Past form. If it's about a rule or a current feeling Use the Present form.