Describe An Argument Between Two Of Your Friends || may-aug 2021 latest cue card

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Describe An Argument Between Two Of Your Friends
When did it happened?
What happened?
How did you solve it?
What you think about the argument?

[10:03 AM, 5/10/2021] Kamal: Argument is a part of human Behaviour.
Some arguments  are quite  simply which we usually do with our family members and friends.However,some are very hard to tackle.
In the beginning , tackling with arguments was Herculean task for me but with the passage of time I was able to solve it very politely.


Today I would like to talk about an argument which happened between two of my friends .What happened actually, a couple of years ago
my friends Sunil , Ravi and I  decided to go for Rose Garden. Actually, Sunday is a single day when you used to go for outing in order to prepare ourself for next working day.Even, It works as a stress Buster for us.

The fact is that , When we were on the way , at the same time, one lady  stood on the highway with her little child.She was around 30 Year old.
As this was  a month of June so the day was too hot.When we saw that lady with her  little baby.Sunil said to Ravi that we should drop her where she wants to go but Ravi didn't agree with Sunil.Infact,he started a strong argument with each other.

Ravi was saying we couldn't trust on stranger.Not only this but also he was saying that it's the matter our safty because of covid 19 pandemic.
We didn't put ourself in trouble.
On the other hand,Sunil was saying that  at least we should think about her as a human being because she has a little baby.

When the situation was undercontrol I couldn't control myself to jump in this matter.
After listening the enitre Conversation of both Ravi and Sunil,I came outside from car and sat beside to the poor lady and gave proper precautions to the lady.
Afterthat,She told me that she was going neatest village in Order to search some food for her baby.

When I told the actual fact to Ravi,he also melted and got ready to leave her on same destination.
Ultimately,We did the same and gave some money for her livelihood.
So this was an argument between two of my friends . Due to that argument we were able to help a needly person and it's true that All is well that ends is well.



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