Saving the First Bramley Apple Tree
Introduction
People want to buy a house in Southwell. They want to save the first Bramley apple tree for everyone to see.
Main Body
Mary Ann Brailsford planted this tree a long time ago. This tree is the father of all Bramley apples in the world. It is a very famous tree in Britain. Now, a university owns the house and the tree. The university wants to sell the house. A group of people want to buy it so the public can visit. The group needs £250,000. They want to make the house a museum. A local business will help them with tourists.
Conclusion
The group is still asking for money to save the tree for the public.
Learning
🌳 The 'Want' Pattern
In this story, we see one word used many times to show a goal or a dream: Want.
How to use it:
Person + want/wants + to + action
Examples from the text:
- People want to buy a house.
- The university wants to sell the house.
- They want to make the house a museum.
Quick Rule:
- One person (He/She/The University) → Wants
- Many people (They/We/People) → Want
Key Vocabulary for A2:
- Public → Everyone
- Local → Near this place
- Save → Keep something from being destroyed
Simple Map: Idea Want to Action (Save the tree) (Want to) (Buy the house)