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⚡ Quick Logic: The 'S' for People

Look at how the story talks about people and things. In English, when we talk about one person or one company, we often add an -s to the action word.

From the text:

• The company stops → Wrong (The text says "stopped" because it happened in the past, but let's look at the present).
• The AI is not safe.
• The boss says no.

The Pattern: One Person/Thing $\rightarrow$ Action + s

Examples for you:

• He says $\rightarrow$ (He tells us something)
• She works $\rightarrow$ (She has a job)
• It helps $\rightarrow$ (The AI gives an answer)

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🛠️ Word Switch: Past vs. Now

Notice how the story changes time. This is the key to A2 English.

Past (It happened already):

• killed $\rightarrow$ (not kill)
• wanted $\rightarrow$ (not want)
• said $\rightarrow$ (not say)

Now (General truth):

• is $\rightarrow$ (It is safe/unsafe)
• pay $\rightarrow$ (Companies must pay)

Simple Rule: Add -ed to the end of the word to move it to yesterday. Example: Want $\rightarrow$ Wanted