Is this a joke? If not it is probably because he thinks the story sucks
Answer:
One evening I decided to go to a market with some of my friends. In over way, we are crossing the road. All of a sudden there was a loud noise of a road accident. We saw a man rolling on the ground. He was knocked down by a scooter.
The rider was driving it at a normal speed. He saw a lorry coming from the opposite direction. It was being driven rashly. The scooter rider feared a collision. He tried to turn the scooter aside but his clutch wire broke and the machine got out of his control. It ran into a passer-by and turned turtle.
The man was seriously wounded. He sustained injuries on the head and face. His nose was bleeding and his left leg was badly bruised.
A crowd gathered on the spot. The wounded man was removed to a nearby hospital. Some people started abusing and hitting the scooter rider. I tried to convince them that it was not his fault. It was just a road accident.
Luckily the victim was declared out of danger accident. His wounds were dressed and he was advised to rest in bed to get over the shock.
The police also arrived at the place of occurrence. The scooter rider and the lorry driver were taken to the police station. Their statements were recorded. The scooter rider was let off but the lorry driver was detained.
Thank God, the man did not lose his life.
Lucas because the thesis is what the essay or writing is going to be about. It’s showing the reader what they are going to be reading into that the writer believes is right for the topic
<span>Flavors are literally artificial or synthetic;
thus, to call them natural or real is an untruth since the two terms
(artificial and natural) are antonyms or opposites. We can often find food
products with descriptions or labels like “enhanced with natural flavors.” This
is irony in real life; although irony is often associated with and expected to only
be applied in poetic or figurative language.</span>
