Reform UK Leader and His Money
Introduction
Malcolm Offord is a leader for Reform UK in Scotland. He talked about his money on TV. Other politicians are now angry.
Main Body
Malcolm Offord said he has six houses, five cars, and six boats. He worked hard for forty years to get these things. He paid 45 million pounds in tax. John Swinney and Anas Sarwar do not like this. They say Mr. Offord does not understand poor people. Mr. Swinney wants all leaders to show their tax papers before the election. The Scottish Greens are also angry. They say people with too many houses make it hard for others to find a home. They want a new tax for people who own many houses.
Conclusion
Now, people in Scotland are talking about taxes and how leaders use their money.
Learning
💰 Counting Stuff
Look at how we describe things someone owns. We put the number first, then the thing.
six→housesfive→carssix→boats
The Golden Rule: When you have more than one, add an -s to the end of the word.
🚫 Saying 'No' (The Not-Rule)
To say someone does not do something, use do not or does not before the action.
- Plural/I/You:
John and Anasdo not like - Single Person:
Mr. Offorddoes not understand
📝 Quick Vocabulary Shift
- Hard Difficult work.
- Angry Very upset.
- Poor Not having much money.