Question

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kể về 1 vụ tai nạn mà em nhớ 

bằng ENGLISH 

Answer 1

[Phạm Vĩnh Linh]

Tham khảo:

  I was talking to a friend over the telephone when I heard the kettle singing. Calling out to my little sister, Hoa, I told her to turn off the switch,

   Suddenly, I heard a loud cash and Hoa yelling at the top of her voice. I immediately into the kitchen. I was horrible to see Hoa holing the electric cord and sitting in a puddle. The kettle was overturned on the floor. I realized that after turning off the switch, Hoa had tried to pull the cord out of the kettle. However, she must had pulled so hard that the kettle fell.

   I quickly carried Hoa to the sofa. Frantically, I grabbed my father's hair cream and applied it on Hoa's scalded legs, hopping that it would help to soothe the pain. Just then, my mother came back from the market. When she knew what had happened, she quickly took Hoa to the hospital.

    Luckily, the doctor said that Hoa was not seriously hurt. She would be fine after a few applications of the cream she prescribed,

   I felt very sorry for indirectly causing the accident. I apologized to my family and promised to be more responsible in future.

Answer 2

[✽𝓑𝓪𝓭𝓰𝓲𝓻𝓵✽♂ ²ᵏ⁵]

Tham khảo :

Yesterday on my way back home from school, I had witnessed a car accident that gave me a lot of feelings. I was riding my bike on the daily road that led to my house, and suddenly a car came out of nowhere and crashed right at one of the street light. The road was empty at that moment because it was in the afternoon and people were in their room to avoid the heat, so it can be said that I was the only one to witness that scene. It seemed that there was a little child in the car, and I immediately rush to see if the people inside were alright. The mother was in shocked that she went all pale and did not know what to do while her baby was crying out loud. I knocked on the car windshield to wake her up, and then I realized that her forehead was bleeding. She unlocked the doors with a shake in her hands, and she turned over to check if her baby was fine. I took him out of the car, but his cry was even louder that I thought there must be something wrong with him. It turned out that his left arm might be broken because I could see a big bruise and it was starting to swollen. People began to gathered, and I called out for help while the mother was hugging her baby. One of the residents took out his car and offered to ride them to the hospital while some others called the police. Before that woman left, she did not forget to say thank you many times, and she told me to left my contact in her car so she could thank me more afterwards. I did not leave any of my information, but I read on the news the next day that she and her baby were safe. It was such a thrilling experience for me, and I am glad that I was able to help somebody who was in need.