A o akanya gore monna o sa ntse a ka kgweetsa koloi ya gagwe morago ga kotsi? A a bitse mapodisi? Jaanong kwala dipolelo di le tharo ka ga se o akanyang gore tlaa diragala mo kgannyeng.

The question asks: "A o akanya gore monna o sa ntse a ka kgweetsa koloi ya gagwe morago ga kotsi?" (Do you think the man can still drive his car after the accident?)

Nnyaa, koloi e senyegile thata, ka jalo ga a kgone go e kgweetsa.
(No, the car is badly damaged, so he cannot drive it.)

The question asks: "A a bitse mapodisi?" (Should he call the police?)

Ee, o tshwanetse go bitsa mapodisi go bega kotsi.
(Yes, he should call the police to report the accident.)

The question asks: "Jaanong kwala dipolelo di le tharo ka ga se o akanyang gore tsaa diragala mo kgannyeng." (Now write three sentences about what you think will happen in the story.)

1. Koloi ya monna e tla tlhoka go gogwa go ya kwa garatšheng. (The man's car will need to be towed to the garage.)
2. Mapodisi a tla tla go tlhatlhoba lefelo la kotsi le go kwala pego. (The police will come to investigate the accident scene and write a report.)
3. Monna o tla tshwanelwa ke go ikgolaganya le inšorense ya gagwe go baakanya koloi. (The man will have to contact his insurance to fix the car.)