John Stephenson Pulls a Car with Fire
Introduction
John Stephenson is from Spalding. He did a dangerous challenge in Halifax. He pulled a car while his body was on fire.
Main Body
John pulled a heavy Renault car for 40 metres. He used a rope on his private parts to pull the car. He used fire liquid on his skin. He did this because he wants to break records. John does many strange things. He pulled cars before. He also put fire on his head. He has other records too. He hit a bag 300 times in 30 seconds with weights. John wants to help people. He wants people to talk about men's health and cancer. He also wants to stop bullying in schools. He collected money for a children's hospital.
Conclusion
John had some small burns on his skin. But he is okay now.
Learning
π‘ The "Action" Shift
Look at how the story talks about John. It uses two different ways to describe his life:
1. Things he ALREADY did (The Past)
- Pulled a car
- Used a rope
- Collected money
2. Things he wants NOW (The Present)
- Wants to help
- Wants to break records
π Simple Rule for A2: When you talk about a finished event (like a challenge), add -ed to the action word.
Pull β Pulled
Collect β Collected
β οΈ Watch out!
Some words change completely. They don't use -ed:
Do β Did (Example: "He did a dangerous challenge")
Vocabulary Boost:-
Heavyβ Not light (like a car)Strangeβ Not normal (like fire on a head)