Helen packed a small suitcase, said

Helen packed a small suitcase, said goodbye to her mother and hurried out of the house to catch the bus to the station. There was no one else waiting at the bus stop, so it looked as if a bus had just left. Helen looked at her watch anxiously: it was already two o'clock. Her train left at two-thirty, and since it would take at least twenty minutes to reach the station, she did not have much time to spare, even if a bus came along at once.
Just then a taxi came slowly down the road. Helen knew that the fare to the station was at least two pounds, which was more than she could afford; but she quickly made up her mind that it would be well worth the extra expense in order to be sure of catching her train. So she stopped the taxi and got in. She told the driver that she had to catch a train which left at half past two. The man nodded and said that he would take a short cut to get her to the station in good time.
All went well until, just as they were coming out of a side-street into the main road that led to the station, the taxi ran into a car. There was a loud crash and Helen was thrown forward so violently that she hit her head on the front seat. Both drivers got out and began shouting at each other. Helen got out as well, to ask them to stop quarrelling, but neither of them took any notice of her at all.
Helen was now quite sure that she was going to miss her train, although she was not very far from the station. She was wondering what to do when a bus came into sight, going in the direction of the station. The bus stop was not far off, so Helen got her suitcase out of the taxi and ran towards the bus, which had stopped to let some passengers get off. The bus conductor saw her running and did not ring the bell for the bus to start until she had got on. Helen reached the station just in time and managed to catch her train after all. But if she had waited for the taxi driver to stop arguing, she would probably have missed it.

Kết quả (Việt) 1:

Helen đóng gói một va li nhỏ, nói lời tạm biệt mẹ mình và vội vã ra khỏi nhà để đón xe buýt đến ga. Có là không có ai khác chờ lang, vì vậy nó trông giống như một xe buýt chỉ để lại. Helen nhìn cô xem lo âu: nó đã hai giờ. Đào tạo của cô rời hai-30, và kể từ khi nó sẽ có ít nhất hai mươi phút để đạt được các trạm, cô đã không có nhiều thời gian để phụ tùng, ngay cả khi một xe buýt đến cùng cùng một lúc. Chỉ sau đó, một xe taxi đến từ từ xuống đường. Helen biết rằng giá vé đến ga là tối thiểu £ 2, mà đã là nhiều hơn cô có thể đủ khả năng; nhưng nó nhanh chóng thực hiện lên tâm trí của mình mà nó sẽ cũng có giá trị chi phí thêm để chắc chắn về đánh bắt tàu của mình. Vì vậy, cô dừng lại xe taxi và có. Cô ấy nói với trình điều khiển rằng cô phải bắt một chuyến tàu trái tại nửa qua hai. Người đàn ông gật đầu và nói rằng ông sẽ có một cắt ngắn để có được cô ấy đến ga trong thời gian tốt. Mọi việc đều tốt cho đến khi, cũng giống như họ đã sắp ra khỏi một tĩnh vào đường chính dẫn đến các trạm, xe taxi chạy vào một chiếc xe hơi. Có một vụ tai nạn lớn và Helen văng ra phía trước rất dữ dội rằng cô ta đập đầu của cô trên ghế trước. Cả hai trình điều khiển đã nhận ra và bắt đầu la hét vào nhau. Helen đã nhận ra là tốt, để yêu cầu họ để ngăn chặn quarrelling, nhưng không phải của họ đã bất kỳ thông báo của mình ở tất cả. Helen was now quite sure that she was going to miss her train, although she was not very far from the station. She was wondering what to do when a bus came into sight, going in the direction of the station. The bus stop was not far off, so Helen got her suitcase out of the taxi and ran towards the bus, which had stopped to let some passengers get off. The bus conductor saw her running and did not ring the bell for the bus to start until she had got on. Helen reached the station just in time and managed to catch her train after all. But if she had waited for the taxi driver to stop arguing, she would probably have missed it.