Sunderland AFC Has Problems

Introduction

Sunderland AFC is playing bad football. The team lost a big game. The club leaders also have problems.

Main Body

Sunderland lost 5-0 to Nottingham Forest. They also lost 4-3 to Aston Villa. The team is letting the other teams score too many goals. The coach says the season is very hard. Some leaders left the club. A man named Tom Burwell is the boss now. Some people are angry with him. They say he does not tell the truth about tickets and money. The owners are not happy. They might fire the coach. Some fans are sad. Other fans say the team is still okay because they are not in the bottom of the league.

Conclusion

Sunderland must play better. They need to win their next game against Wolves.

Learning

⚽ The "Feeling" Words

In this story, we see how people feel. Let's look at the simple words used to describe emotions and situations:

  • Bad \rightarrow Not good (The football is bad).
  • Angry \rightarrow Very mad (People are angry with Tom).
  • Sad \rightarrow Unhappy (Fans are sad).
  • Happy \rightarrow Feeling good (Owners are NOT happy).

🛠️ Making it Stronger (Adverbs)

Notice the word "very". We use it to make a word stronger:

Hard \rightarrow Very hard (The season is more difficult).

📉 The "Not" Trick

To change a sentence to the opposite, just add "not" after the action word (is/are):

  • They are happy. \rightarrow They are not happy.
  • They are in the bottom. \rightarrow They are not in the bottom.

Vocabulary Learning

team (n.)
group of people playing together / 一群一起比賽的人球隊
Example:The team is practicing hard.
lost (v.)
failed to win / 沒有贏失敗
Example:The team lost the game yesterday.
game (n.)
sport event / 比賽比賽
Example:It is a big game for the club.
coach (n.)
person who trains the team / 培訓球隊的人教練
Example:The coach says the season is very hard.
win (v.)
achieve victory / 贏得勝利
Example:They need to win their next game against Wolves.