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He is in trouble


He is in trouble


  1.   He's in trouble with the police
  2.  He has problems with the police. 
  3.  I've had troubles ever since I took this job.
  4.  I've had problems ever since I started this job. 
  5.  The boy broke the window. He is in trouble.
  6.  My stomach is troubling me.
  7.  I'm not feeling well. My stomach is troubling me.
  8. I've got a stomachache. 

NEWS

This is Michel Temer. He is the President of Brazil. He is in trouble. He is accused of corruption. People in Brazil want him out. He does not want it. He says he is innocent. 




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