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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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About an event - a fire
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One sunny day, two joggers were jogging around the park. Suddenly, they saw smoke coming out of a shophouse. They quickly rang the firemen for help.
Two minuted later, the fire bridge came to the shophouse. They helped the people climb down from the ladder. The smoke keep coming out from the shophouse.
The crowd became bigger. The firemen managed to put out the fire with their houses. After putting out the fire, the firemen went back.
One sunny day, two joggers were jogging around the park. Suddenly, they saw smoke coming out of a shophouse. They quickly rang the firemen for help.
Two minuted later, the fire bridge came to the shophouse. They helped the people climb down from the ladder. The smoke keep coming out from the shophouse.
The crowd became bigger. The firemen managed to put out the fire with their houses. After putting out the fire, the firemen went back.
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One sunny day, two joggers were jogging around the park. Suddenly, they saw smoke coming out of a shop. They quickly rang the firemen for help.
- One sunny day, two joggers were jogging around the park.
- Suddenly, they saw smoke coming out of a shop.
- They quickly rang the firemen for help.
- Two minutes later, a fire truck/engine came to the shop.
- They helped the people climb d own the ladder.
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One sunny day, two joggers were jogging around the park. Suddenly, they saw smoke coming out of a shop. They quickly rang the firemen for help.
Two minutes later, a fire truck/engine came to the shop. They helped the people climb down the ladder. The smoke kept coming out of the shop.
A crowd grew. The firemen
Two minutes later, a fire truck/engine came to the shop. They helped the people climb down the ladder. The smoke kept coming out of the shop.
A crowd grew. The firemen
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