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KINDERGARTEN
HU + EN

US manufacturing activity at four-year high, supply constraints growing

Short learning excerpts adapted from a public lesson sourced from Reuters. View source

1. Read both short excerpts

Hungarian excerpt

Sok új játék készül. Amerika most nagyon gyors. A gyárak sokat dolgoznak. Kevés az alapanyag most. Sokat kell várni rá.

English support

Many new toys are being made. America is very fast now. The factories work a lot. There is little raw material now. One must wait a lot for it.

2. Vocabulary practice

WordMeaningYour own sentence
gyorsfast____________________
gyárakfactories____________________
várnito wait____________________
sokmany / a lot____________________
készülis being made____________________
alapanyagraw material____________________

3. Comprehension and reflection

1. Write one sentence that summarizes the main event or idea.

2. Which detail best supports your summary? Quote only a short phrase.

3. What can you infer from the excerpt that is not stated directly?

Teacher / self-study answer guidance

Accept answers that accurately identify the central idea, use a short supporting detail, and explain a reasonable inference. Wording may vary. Check the full interactive lesson and original source when context is unclear; this bounded excerpt is practice material, not a complete news report.

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