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Today, we will learn English direct reading comprehension through an article about Goldman Sachs' World Cup winning prediction. This is an interesting article about the global investment bank Goldman Sachs predicting the World Cup winners based on data analysis. Although it looks like soccer news, it contains probability, data analysis, prediction models, ranking expressions, and key grammar frequently used in English news. Here are today's key sentences. The bank says Spain has a 26% chance of winning, followed by France 19% and Argentina 14%. Goldman's prediction model considers a team's historical performance, scoring talent, team momentum, geography, and other factors. The first sentence states that Spain has a 26% chance of winning, followed by France at 19% and Argentina at 14%. The second sentence means that Goldman Sachs' prediction model considers a team's historical performance, scoring ability, team atmosphere, geographical conditions, and other factors. The key expressions to learn in this video are as follows. The bank says Spain has a 26% chance of winning followed by France 19% Goldman’s prediction model considers historical performance scoring talent team momentum geography other factors Let's also summarize today's key words. prediction model consider historical performance scoring talent momentum geography geography There are two key grammar points for today. First, the expression "followed by." A, followed by B A comes first, and B follows. This expression is used very frequently when explaining rankings, statistics, schedules, and results. Example: The meeting will be held, followed by dinner. The meeting will be held, followed by dinner. Second is the pattern "have a [number]% chance of + verb-ing." Spain has a 26% chance of winning. Spain has a 26% chance of winning. We have a 50% chance of winning the game. We have a 50% chance of winning the game. It has a 10% chance of raining tomorrow. There is a 10% chance of raining tomorrow. This pattern is used very naturally when discussing probabilities in sports, weather, business, and investment news. Today, we will also learn the difference between the prepositions "of" and "by." A, followed by B chance of winning The probability of winning followed by France The structure where France follows "Of" connects the content or essence, while "by" indicates the subject or standard of an action. The core of this video is not just simple translation. It is an exercise in reading long English sentences by breaking them down into meaningful chunks from the beginning, rather than interpreting them from the back. English news can feel long and difficult when you first encounter it. However, if you identify the subject and verb first and accept the expressions that follow in order, you can understand it much more easily. Let's spend 5 minutes today reading one sentence aloud to cultivate your sense of direct reading and comprehension in English. Subscribing and liking this video gives me great strength to continue studying English every day. #DirectReading #EnglishStudy #EnglishNews #NewsEnglish #SportsEnglish #WorldCup #GoldmanSachs #SoccerEnglish #EnglishReading #EnglishGrammar #EnglishExpressions #EnglishSentences #EnglishWordOrder #EnglishShadowing #EnglishListening #EnglishReading #BasicEnglish #EnglishBeginner #BusinessEnglish #DataEnglish #ProbabilityEnglish