Question

2 You are going to write a story. Use your imagination to complete the information Situation: You are doing something with someone when something gets broken. When did this happen? Where were you? Who were you with? What were you doing? What happened? What was broken? How did you and/or the other person feel? What did you/he/she do? What happened at the end of the story? 2012.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Once me, my little brother with his children's bike and our mother came to the playground. - Однажды я, мой младший брат с его детским велосипедом и наша мама пришли на детскую площадку. We played, walked and saw there was no bike. - Мы гуляли, играли, посмотрели, а велосипеда нет. We went home and saw a woman in the street market selling our bike. - Мы пошли домой и увидели, на уличном рынке женщина продаёт наш велосипед. It was called "an ant" and it was yellow and black. - Он назывался "Муравей" и был жёлтого и чёрного цвета. Mom took the money home, so we went and bought our bike. - Мама взяла дома деньги, мы пошли и купили наш велосипед.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

This happened in 2012 when I was a teenager. It was a sunny summer afternoon, and I was at my friend Sarah's house. We were hanging out in her backyard, enjoying the warm weather and chatting about our plans for the upcoming school year.

As we were engrossed in our conversation, Sarah's younger brother, Jake, came running towards us with a soccer ball. He asked if we wanted to join him for a quick game in the backyard. Excited by the idea, we agreed and started playing.

The game was going smoothly, and we were all having a great time. However, as the game intensified, Jake kicked the ball with all his might and accidentally hit Sarah's mom's favorite flower vase that was placed on a table nearby. We watched in horror as the vase crashed onto the ground, shattering into pieces.

Sarah and I froze in shock for a moment, realizing the gravity of the situation. We knew how much that vase meant to her mom, and we felt a wave of guilt wash over us. Sarah's face turned pale, and I could see tears welling up in her eyes. Jake, on the other hand, looked scared and worried about the consequences of his action.

In a panic, Sarah and I quickly gathered the broken pieces of the vase, trying to salvage whatever we could. We apologized profusely to Jake, who was now on the verge of tears himself. Feeling responsible, we decided to confess to Sarah's mom about what had happened, hoping she would understand.

With heavy hearts, we approached Sarah's mom and explained what had occurred. Surprisingly, she remained calm and understanding, though disappointed about the broken vase. She appreciated our honesty and acknowledged that accidents happen.

As a solution, Sarah's mom suggested that we all contribute to buying a new vase as a gesture of responsibility. Relieved by her reaction, we agreed wholeheartedly. Over the next few weeks, we saved up our pocket money and purchased a beautiful replacement vase.

In the end, this incident taught us the importance of honesty, taking responsibility for our actions, and the value of forgiveness. It also strengthened our friendship, as we went through this challenging experience together and learned from it.

From that day forward, we became more cautious and careful when playing games, ensuring that no more precious items were accidentally broken. It was a lesson we would always remember and carry with us throughout our lives.