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3. As you sow, so shall you reap!

3. As you sow, so shall you reap!



An old man took his phone to a repair shop because he did not get what he want from that phone and face problems on daily basis. Repairer told that old man that nothing is wrong with this phone. The phone was working up to the mark, it need no extra maintenance or update.

Old man with tears in his eyes said that then why don’t my children ever call me?

Take care of your parents as they care you and brought you up when you need them the most they were always with you. Spend time with them before time passes and you will have nothing but regrets.

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In this story these tenses is used if you want to learn click below links:

Click here: Past ContinuousClick Here: Present Indefinite (Simple Present OR Present Simple)
Click Here: Past Indefinite (Past Simple or Simple Past)
Click Here: Present Perfect

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