>-> Good morning Mr. Abbasi.
>
>>> Good morning. Who are you?
>
>-> I am {} Farrah Keating's sister. My sister knocked down your
>daughter a few {weeks} ago.
>
>>> I don't feel like talking {to} you. Sorry...
>
>-> Mr. Abbasi, I am feeling very {uncomfortable}. Could you talk {to}
>me?
>
>>> Well, I have a few questions {to} you. Tell me how the
>accident happened?
>
>-> My sister was drunk. She was coming back from {a} party when it
>happened.
> Your daughter {was crossing the} street and my sister didn't see her.
>
>>> She shouldn't {have been driving}. Why didn't she stop to help my daughter?
>You sister is irresponsible!
>
>-> I am sorry. Farrah was scared and she panicked. She didn't know
>what she {was to do}, so she ran away.
>
>>> I am fearful. My daughter has {sustained} severe injuries to her back
>and legs.
> I hate your sister!
>
>-> Mr Abbasi, I am {terribly sorry}. I know that my sister made a
>mistake. You must forgive her, please!
>
>>> I am very annoyed. In my opinion, Mrs. Keating's {sentence}
>isn't fair.
> She {had been} driving at fifty miles per hour in a {thirty-miles-per} hour
>zone,
> she didn't help {my} daughter and she was drunk. This is a totally
>irresponsible behaviour.
> Your sister should be {thrown} to prison!
>
>-> I totally disagree with you! Prison sentence isn't the best
>punishment.
> My sister is {a very} good woman, {and} she feels remorse {for her crime}!