Plane Hits Pole and Truck Near Airport
Introduction
A United Airlines plane came from Italy. It hit a light pole and a truck in New Jersey before it landed at Newark Airport.
Main Body
The plane landed on Sunday, April 3. There was a lot of wind. The plane hit a light pole and a bakery truck. The pole then hit another car. Government experts are now studying the accident. The plane has a hole in its side. The pilots cannot fly now because the experts need to ask them questions. Some people think the pilots were tired. The flight from Italy was very long. Other planes had accidents in the US recently too.
Conclusion
The plane landed safely. No people on the plane were hurt. The truck driver had small injuries and is now okay.
Learning
π The "Past" Trick
To reach A2, you need to tell stories about things that already happened. Look at how this story changes words to show the past:
- Come β Came (The plane came from Italy)
- Hit β Hit (Stayed the same!)
- Land β Landed (The plane landed on Sunday)
The Simple Rule: Most words just need -ed at the end to move into the past.
- Example: Study β Studied
π¦ Describing "What happened"
Notice how the text connects a person/thing to an action:
The plane (Who) hit (Action) a pole (What)
Useful words from the text for your vocabulary:
- Hurt: When your body feels pain.
- Injuries: The actual wounds on the body.
- Recently: Not a long time ago.