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It was eleven o’clock at the night when the phone rang. It was very strange. I only was in this house two weeks. The phone was installed that morning. I didn’t wait for anyone to answer. I stopped the film that I was watching and walked to the land line which was ringing insistently.
When I picked up the phone, my grandma answered to my voice. She told me that she needed me. She had been cleaning at the upstairs when she heard a loud cry that scared her, and in that moment she fell downstairs and her leg felt wrong. She thought that her leg might be broken, so she began to feel dizzy. I told her that all it would be okay, that I would be there immediately to help her. Then I hung up the phone and called the ambulance. 

As quick as a flash, I arrived at the home of my grandmas, in that moment I found her fainted and the paramedics were taking her to the ambulance and then to the hospital. I went with them.
The next day when the doctors was telling me that she had been lucky that I called the ambulance quickly, because my grandma had had a concussion and she could have died but now all was well, she came around.
Later, she asked me what had happened and I explained to her what had happened. She was remembered everthing but not that she called me. I thought perhaps it was because of the concussion,

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but my mobile phone sang. I had received a message:
“We regret the interruption of its landline the last 24 hours. The fault has been fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience.”

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It was eleven o’clock at the night when the phone rang. It was very strange as strain. I had only was been in the house for two weeks. The phone had been was installed that morning. I didn’t wasn't waiting for anyone. I stopped the film that I was watching and walked to the land line which was ringing insistently.
When I picked up the phone, my grandma was on the other end.  answer to my voice. She told me that she needed me. She had been cleaning at the upstairs when she heard hearted a big loud cry that scared her, and in at that moment she fell down the stairs and her leg was aching wrong. She thought that it her leg may be was broken, and she began to feel felt dizzy. I told her that all it would be okay, that immediately I would be there immediately and I would help her. Then I hanged hung up the phone and called the ambulance.
As quick as a flash I arrived at home of my grandma's home, she had fainted in that moment her was fainted and the paramedics were taking her in the ambulance to the hospital. I went with them.
The next day when the doctors told was telling me that she had been a big lucky that I had called quickly the ambulance quickly, because my grandma had  been concussed had a concussion and She could have died, but now all was well, she come round.
She asked me what had happened and I explained it all to her. She was remembered all but not that she had called me. I thought that it was due to maybe for the concussion, but my mobile phone rang. I had received a message:
“We regret the interruption of your its landline for the last 24 hours. The fault has been fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience.”

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It was eleven o’clock at the night when the phone rang. It was very strain strange. I only was in this house two weeks. The phone was installed that morning (or The phone has been installed that morning). I didn’t  wasn't waiting for anyone. I stopped the film that I was watching and walked to the land line which was ringing insistently.

When I picked up the phone, my grandma answered to my voice. She told me that she needed me. She had been cleaning at the upstairs when heard a big cry that scared her, and in that moment she fell downstairs and her leg was  (hurt?). She thought that maybe her leg maybe was broken, and she began to felt feel dizzy. I told her that all it would be okay, that immediately I would be there and I could help? her. Then I hanged hung up the phone and called the an ambulance.

As quick as a flash I arrived at the home of my grandma, in that moment her was she had fainted and the paramedics were taking her in the ambulance to the hospital. I went with them.
The next day when the doctors was were telling me that had been a big (very luck? a bit lucky?) that I had called quickly the ambulance so quickly, because my grandma had had a concussion and she could have died but now all was well, she came around.

She asked me what had happened and I explained it to her. She was remembered all almost everything but not that she had called me. I thought that it was maybe for because of the concussion, but my mobile phone sang. I had received a message:
“We regret the interruption of its (phone service disruption?)landline the last 24 hours. The fault has been fixed. Sorry for the inconvenience.”