2.38.3: Year 2 American English Lessons with Maestro Sersea

Hello, students. Now you will have the opportunity to read, listen, and take a quiz about a Health and Lifestyle article in American English. You are encouraged to carefully read the article and the vocabulary words, as well as listen to the article and take the quiz.  Finally, you are invited to share what you learned by writing a short summary of the article in the comments section below.

Directions: Read the article and study the vocabulary below.

Directions: Listen the audio recording of the article.

Directions: Take the quiz to see how much you know.

Take the quiz: https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/costly-housing-forces-some-to-live-in-vehicles/6010403/p1.html?isEmbedded=True

Directions: Share what you’ve learned from the article by writing a short summary in the comments section below.

5 thoughts on “2.38.3: Year 2 American English Lessons with Maestro Sersea

  1. Hello , hind from Iraq.
    Health lifestyle
    From VOA-learning English
    In February of 2020 , the United Nations commission for social development created their first resolution on homelessness .The resolution said homeless has become a worldwide problem and serious .
    Violation human dignity UN. Habitat has noted a worrying rise in homelessness a round the world in the last 10 years. young people are the age group the highest risks of become homeless , while some people living in a vehicle instead of house or apartment is become more common.
    The justices held that homeless man truck and require him to pay the nearly $550 to get it back . The court also ruled that the vehicle’s that people live in are homes and can’t be taken from them and sold to pay their debts.

  2. Lesson 2.38.3 Year 2
    Health and Lifestyle.
    ”Costly Housing Force Some to Live Vehicles”
    I got a full score on the quiz.

  3. Lesson 2.38.3 Year 2
    ”Vehicle homelessness”
    People living in a vehicle instead of a house or apartment are becoming more common. It is called ” vehicle homelessness” During the pandemic, many people lost their jobs and their homes. There is also a lack of affordable housing and housing supply. The problem became so serious in Seattle, Washington that the state’s supreme court had to step in. Reporters for Associated Pree recently looked more closely
    at the issue in two towns in the western part of the U.S. … Jackon Hole, Wyoming, And Bozeman, Montana.
    Anna Matteo adapted the above story for VOA Learning English.

  4. Greetings to all
    COSTLY HOUSING FORCES SOME TO LIVE IN VEHICLES (Summary)
    August 23, 2021
    From VOA Learning English, this is the Health & Lifestyle report.
    In February 2020, the United Nations Commission for Social Development created its first resolution on homelessness, which said that homelessness has become a global problem and a “serious violation of human dignity,” which It affects people of all ages in all walks of life.
    UN Habitat has observed a worrying increase in homelessness around the world in the last 10 years. Youth are the age group most at risk of homelessness.
    In some parts of the United States, there are many people who live in a vehicle instead of a house or apartment and are called “vehicle homeless.” As a result, RVs, RVs, and other vehicles have turned up in local campgrounds, store parking lots, and neighborhood streets. It’s especially problematic in areas with very high housing costs like Seattle, Washington.
    The Associated Press reported August 12 that the Washington Supreme Court has issued a decision that helps protect people who live in their vehicles from being towed. The judges held that it was “unconstitutionally” extreme for the city of Seattle to impound a homeless man’s truck and require him to pay the costs of almost $550 to get it back.
    The court also ruled that the vehicles people live in are homes and cannot be taken from them or sold to pay their debts.
    Associated Press reporters recently took a closer look at the problem in two cities in the western part of the US: Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Bozeman, Montana.
    In Bozeman, Heather Grenier, executive director of the Human Resource Development Council (or HRDC), recently told the Bozeman Daily Chronicle that during the pandemic, many people have lost their homes, so now, there is an increase in “homelessness.” in vehicles”.
    In Jackson Hole, some people live in vehicles in and around some of the most beautiful national parks in the United States. One reason is that there is little land to build new homes on and very little affordable housing.
    Thank you Maestro

  5. Greetings to all:
    In the quiz my score was 100%, meaning I have answered 4 correct answers from total 4 questions
    Thank you Maestro

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