When Lucy woke up in hospital it took her a while to piece together where she was and why she was there. At first she tried moving her body but she could`t. She was trying to remember what happened when suddenly her mum came in with the doctor. Lucy asked her mum to tell what had happened and she started:
We were having a weekend in Austria skiing all around the snow, I think you can remember that. You were with your brother going down a difficult slone when you fell and hit your head against a enormous stone. Lucy started realizing and she reminded herself who she could be alive. The doctor said that she can`t probably have hit totally against it. If not she would be almost dead.
Lucy started crying. She admitted that she should have taken more care, and apologized. She didn`t need to but she did. Her mum kissed her and calmed her while the doctor was leaving the room.
Not in the sense of a two-fingered salute, probably. This is the blog of a class of Basque students studying towards the Cambridge First Certificate in English.
An acute accent (´) not being an apostrophe does not mean that a grave accent (`) is an apostrophe instead. The apostrophe (') is on the same key as the question mark (?).
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