The trees and the axe

There once was an axe that didn't have a handle. The trees decided that one of them will would give it some wood to make it a handle.

A woodcutter found the axe with the new handle, and he started to cut down the trees. One tree said to another:

- We are the guilty. If we hadn't given the handle to the axe, we would be free of him.

There once was an axe that didn't have a handle. The tree decided that one of them will give it some wood to make it a handle. 

A woodcutter found an axe with a new handle, start to cut down the trees. A tree said to another:

- We are the guilty of this. If we hadn't given the handle to the axe, we would be free of him.

The trees and the axe

Once there was a axe that didn't have a handle. The tree decided that one of then would give it some wood to make it a handle.

A woodcutter found the axe with a new handle and started to cut down the woods. One tree said to the other:

- We are the guilty ones. If we hadn't give the handle to the axe, we'd be free of him.

[Good work.  Telling a story in the past tense uses other complex tenses.  You have your basic tenses correct, but need to work on the more complex ones.]

The trees and the axe

there Once was a axe that doesn't didn't have a handle. The tree's decided that one of then would will give it some wood to make it a handle from.

A woodcutter, find found a the axe with a it's new handle, and started to put cut down the woods. A one tree says to the other:

- We are the guilty for this happening. If we didn't give the handle to the axe, we'll be free of from him.

moral of the storry stupit trees?