FDA Allows Fruit-Flavored E-Cigarettes

Introduction

The FDA says adults can now buy fruit-flavored e-cigarettes from a company called Glas Inc. These products help adults stop smoking.

Main Body

Glas Inc. has four flavors. Two are menthol and two are fruit. The fruit flavors are mango and blueberry. Before this, the government said no to these flavors because they wanted to protect children. Now, users must use a smartphone and a special app. They must show their ID and use their face or finger to prove they are adults. This stops children from using the products. Some people like this change. They say it helps adults stop smoking real cigarettes. Other people are angry. They say sweet flavors make children want to vape. Some people are worried about the decision. They say President Trump told the FDA leader to say yes. Also, the FDA wants to stop illegal vapes from China.

Conclusion

The FDA allows these flavored vapes for adults. They will watch to see if children use them.

Learning

πŸ’‘ The 'People Say' Pattern

In this story, we see a very useful way to talk about different opinions. When you don't know if something is a fact, but you know what people think, use this:

[Group of People] + say + [Opinion]

  • Some people say β†’\rightarrow it helps adults.
  • Other people say β†’\rightarrow it is bad for children.

πŸ› οΈ Action Words (Must)

To reach A2, you need to tell people what is necessary. Use MUST for rules:

extRule→extAction ext{Rule} \rightarrow ext{Action}

  1. Users β†’\rightarrow must use a smartphone.
  2. Users β†’\rightarrow must show their ID.

🍎 Simple Descriptors

Notice how the text describes things simply. Use [Noun] + [Flavor/Type]:

  • Fruit flavors β†’\rightarrow Mango, Blueberry.
  • Real cigarettes β†’\rightarrow Not e-cigarettes.

Vocabulary Learning

stop (v.)
to cease doing something
Example:I decided to stop smoking.
help (v.)
to assist or make easier
Example:The guide will help you learn new words.
buy (v.)
to purchase something
Example:I need to buy groceries.
protect (v.)
to keep safe from harm
Example:The helmet will protect you from injury.
children (n.)
young people who are not adults
Example:Children should play outside.
smartphone (n.)
a small portable phone with a screen
Example:She uses her smartphone to take pictures.
app (n.)
a small computer program for a phone
Example:I downloaded a new app for learning French.
ID (n.)
a document that shows who you are
Example:Show your ID at the entrance.
prove (v.)
to show that something is true
Example:He had to prove he was old enough.
watch (v.)
to look at something carefully
Example:We will watch the movie together.