Good news – level 3
18-04-2025 15:00
Traditional news often focuses on fear and sadness; however, watching good news can change your outlook on life. Here are just some examples of recent good news!
An Asian elephant was the first to get a vaccine against a deadly virus. Narwhals, once at risk, are now thriving due to conservation efforts. Endangered birds are being taught to migrate again using small planes.
Good news can also be found in people. A man in China has saved over 450 people from suicide. A man with terminal cancer ran over 15 marathons and raised money for charity. A woman found a kidney donor match while hiking. Indonesia is giving free lunches to 80 million kids to fight malnutrition. India expanded free healthcare for elderly citizens. And four Black medical schools in the US received 600 million dollars.
These stories show how good news can make us feel better and remind us there is still so much hope in the world.
Difficult words: suicide (when a person takes their own life), terminal (the last stage of a serious illness), malnutrition (not getting enough healthy food).
You can watch the video news lower on this page.
Which examples highlight how caring actions, whether for animals or people, can support hope and progress?
LEARN 3000 WORDS with NEWS IN LEVELS
News in Levels is designed to teach you 3000 words in English. Please follow the instructions
below.
How to improve your English with News in Levels:
Test
- Do the test at Test Languages.
- Go to your level. Go to Level 1 if you know 1-1000 words. Go to Level 2 if you know 1000-2000 words. Go to Level 3 if you know 2000-3000 words.
Reading
- Read two news articles every day.
- Read the news articles from the day before and check if you remember all new words.
Listening
- Listen to the news from today and read the text at the same time.
- Listen to the news from today without reading the text.
Writing
- Answer the question under today’s news and write the answer in the comments.
Speaking
- Choose one person from the Skype section.
- Talk with this person. You can answer questions from Speak in Levels.
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