Car Accident in Leipzig City Center
Introduction
A car hit many people on Monday in Leipzig, Germany. Some people died and the police caught the driver.
Main Body
A grey car drove very fast into a shopping street. People saw a young girl on the outside of the car. The car drove for 500 meters. Ten ambulances and a helicopter came to help. Two people died. Many other people were hurt. The police caught a 33-year-old German man. The driver may be sick in his mind. He is now in jail.
Conclusion
The police are studying the accident. The city is safe now.
Learning
⚡ Quick Word-Switch: Past vs. Now
Look at how the story moves from things that already happened to things that are true now. This is the key to A2 storytelling.
1. The "Already Done" (Past) These words tell us the action is finished.
- Hit → The car hit people.
- Drove → The car drove fast.
- Came → Ambulances came to help.
- Caught → Police caught the man.
2. The "Right Now" (Present) These words describe the current situation.
- Is → He is in jail.
- Are → Police are studying the accident.
💡 Simple Pattern If you want to tell a story, start with Past words (hit, drove, came) and end with Present words (is, are) to explain the result.