BÀI LUẬN TIẾNG ANH HAY a painful lesson

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BÀI LUẬN TIẾNG ANH HAY
A painful lesson

Our bodies are made of flesh and bones. Anytime any part is injured we feel pain. So we try to
avoid injury as much as we can. Usually it takes a painful lesson to teach us to avoid injury. The
following was a particularly painful one.
I, like any young child, love to run around as quickly as I can. It is fun. However, there is danger
of falling down which can result in painful injuries.
One day while playing "catching" with some friends I happened to run down a hill. I found that
running down a hill was easy and I could go very fast. At the spur of the moment I decided to
see how fast I could go. So I ran with all my might.
Alas, I ran too fast for my legs to keep up. One moment I was running, the next I fell sprawling
onto the tarmac road. The shock was horrible as I scraped along the hard surface of the road.
The pain was intense as I lay on the road writhing. My hands, legs and face were bleeding from
the many parts where my skin had been scraped off. When my friends came to help me they
were horrified to see me in such a bloody mess.
Anyhow they summoned help and I was taken to the hospital. There they cleaned and dressed
my wounds. All the time I felt as though I was on fire.
I suffered for two weeks thereafter every time they changed the bandages. It was terrible.
I learned my lesson. It is foolish to run down a hill.



at/on the spur of the moment

a decision, action, etc. that is sudden and done without
any planning

scrape

to rub against a surface



writhe

to twist, as in pain or struggle