Fight Over a Line at Chessington Park
Introduction
Two groups of people had a big fight at a new ride. They argued about the line and race.
Main Body
Mr. Luke Tickner saw a father and children. He said they jumped the line. The father said they went to the bathroom. Mr. Tickner said they were not in the line before. The family said Mr. Tickner was racist. Mr. Tickner said this was not true. He said the mother pushed his son. Park workers said people must tell staff before they leave the line. Security offered to check the cameras. The family left the park quickly. Other people watched and clapped for Mr. Tickner. Two men filmed the fight on their phones.
Conclusion
The family left the park. Now the video is on the internet.
Learning
⚡️ Action Words: Past Tense
In this story, everything already happened. To talk about the past, we often add -ed to the end of the word.
Examples from the text:
- Argue → Argued
- Jump → Jumped
- Push → Pushed
- Watch → Watched
- Clap → Clapped
💡 The 'Exception' List
Some words are 'rebels.' They do not follow the -ed rule. You must memorize these separately.
- See becomes → Saw
- Say becomes → Said
- Go becomes → Went
- Leave becomes → Left
🛠 Quick Usage
- Wrong: He say it was true. (Present)
- Right: He said it was true. (Past)