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difference between company, office, organization, factory | 'May have' vs. 'Can have'
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Can sb check my letter, please! Mon Apr 30, 2007 11:20 am  Can sb check my letter, please!
 

Could I ask somebody to check my letter, please? Smile I need help!!! The topic is: Las night a very unusual event happened.Write a statement descibing what you saw. And the Assignment type is: Witness Statement.

Last night, I couldn’t sleep and decided to go for a walk along Green Road about 12.00 p.m. The night was pretty quiet. However, it was dreadfully because I didn’t even see people around. The street lamps was turned on, so there was no problem to notice somebody. I didn’t really pay attention to the cars standing on the curb. However, maybe I should have, because the cars were big, black with dimmed windows.

When I passed them by, I heard strange voices and steps. I quietly turned over and saw five men checking something near the jewellery shop. I was scared stiff. However, I decided to get closer and see what is going on. I hid in a bush, next to the scene. I spotted a man holding a gun and others looking around for something. I couldn’t see them very well, because of the dark, but they had black masks on theirs faces. I even had problem with breathing properly, because of the fear. Suddenly, I realised that one man disappeared.

Unfortunately, that was all I remember. I lost my consciousness and woke up after the burglary by night. I had fainted because of the explosion.

The next day I went to police to give an account of the burglary. The police asked me many questions, however, I wasn’t able to answer yet.
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