One day two intimate friends were walking through a desert (At/In/From) a point during the trip they started arguing and one of the friends hit the other in the face (A/An/The) one that had
been hit was hurt, but without a further word, wrote down in the sand:"Today my best friend hit me in
the face."
They kept on walking (After when/until) they came across an oasis, where they decided to
freshen up and bathe. But the one who (Had hit /had been hit/ hit) before got caught in the mud
and was about to drown, but the friend saved him . This event got him (Write /written/ to write)
down on a stone. "Today my best friend saved my life." The friend who had hit the best and then saved
him asked why (Did he write/he has written/he had written) in the sand and then on the stone.
The other friend answered, "When someone hurts us, we (Had to/ has to have to) write it down
in sand so that the wind can forgive us by blowing it away. But if someone (does / did /had
done) something nice for us, we can engrave it in stone, where no wind can every blow it
away?" (Can't it /don't it / can it)Does this text (Give / gives /are given) us sweet lesson?​