Here is a short article written by me.
Could you please help me to check whether there is any grammatical mistake.
And actually I would also like my wording to be more native.
If there is anything so incomprehensible, please tell me. I would try my best to explain.
I would be thankful to every comment you give and humbly learn from them.
The article:
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Team-killing is not only a phenomenon
happened that happens in the world of FPS games. It is, in fact, everywhere in our
reality world.
Such
a statment was proven by a new recruit in the Chinese PLA while he was given training in use of hand grenade
s. That was always supposed to be safe training in which the
soilder solider needed only to throw a grenade from a blockhouse and the process was all under a trainer's supervision.
However,
in this time, the new recruit was too nervous and
a bit run ran out of luck. He threw the grenade from a wrong angle
that and the grenade
badly hit the wall of the blockhouse and rebound
ed back to his side.
While the whole thing was too sudden for the recruit to react; the trainer
was swifly pulled the recruit back behind a solid concrete wall and
bended bent over him on the floor. Miraculously, no one was injured in the accident.
"My mind just went blank, except that I thought 'It's over.' " The new recruit said, when being asked about his "
almost near success in team-killing" .
Yet, on the other hand, the life-saving trainer spoke of the accident in a much calm
er way as if it was his daily job: "As a trainer, I must watch out for everything
while when the new recruit
s throwing a throw grenade
s. "
Perhaps the new recruit should at least treat his
life savior a meal as
the a pay back.
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And the article is all base on a current news.
I post a link here. It may help if you don't understand what I am talking about
:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-fzKMOBevs