Hello.
"At the train station, the man stood next to a young boy. Suddenly, the
boy took the man’s wallet and ran away. The tall man felt angry and sad because the
woman’s business card was in the wallet."
Source: Fiona Gallagher. New Total English Elementary. Teacher's Book with Risource Disc. Unit 7. A Happy Ending.
I wonder if I can call the boy "a runaway" or "an escapee."
My example: The runaway/escapee blended with the crowd of people and disappeared.
Thank you.
"At the train station, the man stood next to a young boy. Suddenly, the
boy took the man’s wallet and ran away. The tall man felt angry and sad because the
woman’s business card was in the wallet."
Source: Fiona Gallagher. New Total English Elementary. Teacher's Book with Risource Disc. Unit 7. A Happy Ending.
I wonder if I can call the boy "a runaway" or "an escapee."
My example: The runaway/escapee blended with the crowd of people and disappeared.
Thank you.
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