1. Huset var blevet bygget af en be

1. Huset var blevet bygget af en berømt arkitekt
2. Huset blev ødelagt af nogle drenge efter krigen
3. Drengene mødtes uden for huset lørdag eftermiddag
4. Dørene blev taget af med det samme
5. Da Mike kom, var trappegelænderet savet igennem
6. De eklektiske ledninger er klippet over meddelte Trevor
7. Alt ville blive brændt selv pengesedlerne
8. Drengene blev glade, hvis pengesedlerne blev delt ud imellem dem
9. Pludselig høres Mikes fløjt fra haven
10. Trevor bliver chokeret over Old Miserys ankomst, og drengene er lige ved at komme op og slås
11. Hvis I vil vide, hvordan problemet løses af Trevor, må i læse Greenes "the destructors"

Results (English) 1:

1. The House had been built by a famous architect 2. The House was destroyed by some boys after the war 3. The boys met outside the House on Saturday afternoon 4. The doors was taken by with the same 5. When Mike came, was the stair banister sawn through 6. The eclectic wires are cut announced Trevor 7. Everything would be burned even banknotes 8. The boys were happy, if banknotes was shared out between them 9. Suddenly heard Mike's whistle from the garden 10. Trevor will be shocked by the Old Miserys arrival, and the boys are just getting up and fight 11. If you want to know how to fix the problem of Trevor, you must read Greene's "the destructors"

Results (English) 2:

1. The house had been built by a famous architect
second The house was destroyed by some boys after the war
the third The boys met outside the house Saturday afternoon
4th The doors were taken off immediately
5th When Mike came, banister sawn through
6th The eclectic wires have been cut announced Trevor
7th Everything would be burned itself banknotes
8th The boys were happy if the banknotes were shared out between them
9th Suddenly heard Mike's whistle from the garden
10th Trevor is shocked Old Miserys arrival and the boys are just about to get up and fight
11th If you want to know how the problem is solved by Trevor, must read Greene's "the destructors"

Results (English) 3:

these three ideas were already prominent in greek and roman antiquity and have characterized western social thought since that time.