And then Edward suddenly (stiffened) and (was) cold all over. This (was) not his car. It (be) very like it, yes. But by a thousand small signs Edward (realized) that it (was) not his car. Edward (remembered) that there (had been) another car standing some little distance away. He (did not notice) it particularly at the time. He (returned) from his walk by a different path from that by which he (had gone) down into the hollow. This second path (had brought) him out on the road immediately behind, as he (thought), his own car. It must really have been the other one. In about ten minutes he (was) once more at the spot where he (had been). But there was now no car at all by the roadside.
British must stay at school from the age of 5 until they are 16.Many of them stay longer and take final exams when they are 17 or 18. Children spend 6 years in elementary school, and 4 or 6 years in secondary or high school. School education is free. At the end of every school year, the children take a test. If a child does good, he goes into next class . At the end of their time at school, most students get a high school diploma. If they want to on to college, they take college admission tests. In Britain, there are state schools, which are also free, and private schools for which parent’s pay . The children stay at school all the time, and only come home in some holidays. Actually , British wear school uniform. It's one of the oldest country's traditions. A boy's uniform includes a cap, a tie and a blazer. A girl's uniform incluses a hat , a skirt , a coat and a blouse. And the uniforms for boys and girls are usually dark.
And then Edward suddenly (stiffened) and (was) cold all over. This (was) not his car. It (be) very like it, yes. But by a thousand small signs Edward (realized) that it (was) not his car. Edward (remembered) that there (had been) another car standing some little distance away. He (did not notice) it particularly at the time. He (returned) from his walk by a different path from that by which he (had gone) down into the hollow. This second path (had brought) him out on the road immediately behind, as he (thought), his own car. It must really have been the other one. In about ten minutes he (was) once more at the spot where he (had been). But there was now no car at all by the roadside.