Police Search for Former Soldier in Tennessee

Introduction

Police in Tennessee are looking for a man named Craig Berry. He is a retired soldier. Police say he tried to kill his wife.

Main Body

On Friday morning, Craig Berry shot his wife. She is a teacher. She left the house and went to the hospital. Then, Craig Berry ran into the forest. Craig Berry is dangerous. He was in the Special Forces. He knows how to survive in the woods. He can swim and dive well. He has a gun and bullets. Many police groups are working together. They are searching near River Trace Road and two highways. They use dogs and cameras to find him.

Conclusion

Police are still looking for Craig Berry. Please tell the police if you see him.

Learning

🚩 The 'Action' Flow

In the story, we see a sequence of events. To reach A2, you need to move from simple sentences to stories.

The Secret: 'Then' and 'And' Look at how the story moves:

  • She left the house \rightarrow and went to the hospital \rightarrow Then, Craig Berry ran.

Everyday Patterns to Copy:

  1. The 'Ability' Pattern (Using can)

    • He can swim.
    • He can dive.
    • Usage: Use this to describe what someone is good at.
  2. The 'Job' Pattern (Using is a/an)

    • She is a teacher.
    • He is a soldier.
    • Usage: This is the fastest way to identify people.

Quick Word Swap

  • Instead of saying "Police are looking for him," you can say "Police are searching for him."
  • Search \rightarrow Looking for (They mean the same thing here).

Vocabulary Learning

police (n.)
The group of people who enforce laws and keep safety.
Example:The police came to the scene after the accident.
search (v.)
Look for something or someone.
Example:The police are searching for the missing man.
retired (adj.)
No longer working in a job.
Example:He is a retired soldier.
wife (n.)
A married woman.
Example:He tried to hurt his wife.
teacher (n.)
Someone who teaches.
Example:She is a teacher at the local school.
hospital (n.)
A place where sick people are treated.
Example:She went to the hospital after the accident.
forest (n.)
A large area covered with trees.
Example:He ran into the forest.
dangerous (adj.)
Likely to cause harm.
Example:He is a dangerous man.
survive (v.)
To continue living.
Example:He knows how to survive in the woods.
bullets (n.)
Small pieces of metal used in guns.
Example:He has a gun and bullets.