correct tense

[akbar]

I have another question regarding tenses.
(Have) you (read) the story of sindabad? One day sindabad and his friends (hired) a ship and (went) to an island. The island (was) beautiful. But there (was) no signs of life on it. Sindabad (sat) by a river, (had) food and (fell) asleep.
When he (had woken up) he (found) he was alone. The ship (had sailed) away and (left) him behind. Not one of the men (thought) of him.

[Casiopea]

Hmm. Good job. There's one mistake.

[akbar]

thank you mr. casiopea
but where and what is the mistake?please point out that.

[Casiopea]

We try not to do homework for you. Sorry.

I'll give you a hint: subject-verb agreement.

[akbar]

We try not to do homework for you. Sorry.

I'll give you a hint: subject-verb agreement.

sorry mrcaseopea,
actually i meant to point out only the where i had mistaken. not to do homework and not to correct the sentence.i think mistake is with
'there was no signs of life on it ' from ur hint.
ther were no signs of life on it.now am i right?

[Casiopea]

That's correct.
Good Job.