Wording of the my course of English - The Roof
When I was kid between 8 and 12 years old, I had the custom of climp above of the parente and neighbor's house to take my balls, toys or just to walk even.
One day I climped above of the neighbor's house, I was walking on Eternit roof, but I didn't walk in the lines of the beams that sustained the roofs, of course the roof broke and I fell and beated my rib in the tank of loudry tub. I hurted, but I didn't said to my parente.
So on other day our neighbor went in the our house and was talking with my mother and told "my roof broke and I don't know how", I got shut up and until today they don't know how the roof broke.
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Wording of the my course of English - The Roof
When I was kid between 8 and 12 years old, I had the custom of climbing on top of my parent's and neighbor's house to fetch my balls, toys or just to walk even.One day I climbed on top the neighbor's house and was walking on their (Eternit?) roof, but I didn't walk along the beams and of course the roof broke and I fell and hit my rib on the tank of a laundry tub. It hurt but I didn't* say anything to my parents.
So, another day when our neighbor went in the our house and was talking with my mother and said "my roof broke and I don't know how", I kept quiet and until today they still don't know how the roof broke. (rats?)
*(did, didn't, do, don't..) + (verb infinitive) always
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