wake me up by a loud shout

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My friend came to rescuer me from the burning house but he got burned. He is very brave, but next time he could wake me up by a loud shout and call out for help.

Are these sentences correct, especially the second one " He is very brave, but next time he could wake me up by a loud shout and call out for help."?
is there any word I can use instead of "loud shout"? I just try to describe a situation which is" wake someone up using loud voice"
 
My friend came to rescuer rescue me from the burning house but he got burned. He is very brave no comma here but, if there's a next time, he could should wake me up by with a loud shout and then call out for help.

Are these sentences correct, especially the second one?

"H
e is very brave no comma here but, if there's a next time, he could should wake me up by with a loud shout and then call out for help." no question mark here

Is there any a word I can use instead of "loud shout"? I am just trying to describe a situation which is involving "wake someone up using a loud voice".
You could use something like "... he should yell to wake me up".
 
You could use something like "... he should yell to wake me up".
Thanks
I just try to rewrite the sentence.
"My friend came to rescue me from the burning house but he got burned. He is vey brave but, if there's a next time, he should yell to wake me up with a loud shout and then call for help."

Is it correct now?
 
Thanks.
I just try have tried to rewrite the sentences.

"My friend came to rescue me from the burning house but he got burned. He is very brave but, if there's a next time, he should yell to wake me up with a loud shout and then call for help."

Is it correct now?

"Yell" means "to shout loudly" so it's tautologous to say "yell with a loud shout". You specifically said you wanted a word to use instead of "loud shout" and then you used it again!
 
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