Adam and Eve – historical or allegorical? I don’t know enough to say either way but here’s what happened when I tried to figure out the types of words found in this passage:
When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, she took some and ate it. She also gave some to her husband, who was with her, and he ate it. Then the eyes of both of them were opened, and they realized they were naked; so they sewed fig leaves together and made coverings for themselves.
If you spot any that I’ve mislabelled, then please do let me know – I’m learning.
levishedated 
Interesting and very colorful for three sentences.
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It’s straight from The Bible so I suppose it’s going to be interesting. What I really wanted to do was to determine whether it shows or tells. But I don’t really have the skill to determine. Someone better that me can undertake that project. How are you today, Steph? 🙂
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I’m doing well. It’s a beautiful sunny Friday and I’m looking forward to a productive weekend. How are you? Any weekend plans?
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Going away to the far reaches of Scotland for a few days. It’s going to be fab! 🙂
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Wow that sounds fab! Wishing you safe travels
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Thanks Steph. What’s your idea of a good holiday? What do you like to experience the most? 🙂
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Completely disconnecting and chillin’ is always my first choice. I find it difficult to relax but I’m intentionally learning to let go.
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I read a description today of someone in a hammock just chilling and watching the blue sky whilst listening to the beautiful bird song and I thought ‘nice!’ And then, at the end, the writer labelled this behaviour as laziness and I thought ‘whoa! really?’ It a funny how different folks see the same thing so very differently.
Me – I’m right there with you, Stephen – relaxation is the way to go. 🙂
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Amen!! 🙂
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🙂 Indeedy!
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Sorry, just noticed that the autocorrect thingy called you Stephen. Sorry, Steph – it has been spanked and sent to bed early with no supper.
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Shame on the autocorrect thingy, good thing you used stern discipline 😉 No worries, I knew what you meant. 🙂
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Ah, so you like a good spanking do you? 😀
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No, no, not me, the auto correct thingy. I’m allergic to spanking.
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Yep – that’s what I meant (your honour). 😉
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Hahaha
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and have a great time!
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Will do – thanks. 🙂
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Wow, I feel as though I’ve just gone back to English class. I think straight As for you Master Robert, though I’m too tired to double check every single word! Have a great Friday 🙂
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That’s what I was banking on – that everyone would be too tired to check. Still – isn’t it pretty! 🙂
Have a lovely, lovely weekend – be sweet and kind as always.
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It is pretty, I agree. And it was kinda fun too.
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Kind of – yep. Definitely something like fun. 🙂
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I’m thinking you might have too much time on your hands 😀
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Oh I’m so glad that you put a big, fat, hairy smiley face at the end of that because I was just about to burst into tears! 😀
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Yes, the international symbol for I can say anything I want, even if it’s borderline mean or condescending, but I was just KIDDING!
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Hahaha – you’re priceless! 🙂
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Thank you! You, too!
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🙂
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Nice 🙂
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Glad you like it. 🙂
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🙂 how are you bro
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Still good, bro.
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Adverbs are not words that describe nouns… adjectives do that. But an adverb modifies a adjective, a verb, or another adverb. I remember what adverbs do by seeing ad (add) verb. Very, swiftly, kindly are all adverbs. It’s a fun game to play. Careful… carefully. Be careful to pet the porcupine carefully. A word with LY on the end is most often an adverb.
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But, obviously, not always. I don’t think Reply is an adverb. LOL
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Hahaha – what is it then? 😀
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Yeah, I was going to write all that, Orpha – honest, but it just wouldn’t fit on the line. 🙂
But seriously – thanks for the correction. I live and learn. 😉 And you make learning such a pleasure with your playful way with words.
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Reply is both an noun and a verb. Right now while I’m writing this it’s being a verb because I’m doing something. When I finish it will be a noun. As for words, I have said that I collect them like precious jewels.
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You do right, Orpha – they are multicoloured, multidimensional and multitalented. What’s not to love! 🙂
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🤔🤔
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Aw c’mon! It was a hard exercise! 🙂
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😂😂 I’m sure it was, good job thinking outside the box 👍🏼
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😀 Your smiley was like ‘hmm – not so sure about that, Bud!’. Sometimes I struggle to turn the subjects into writing tips, and that was one of those times. 😦
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It’s different but nice, keep on doing it good job
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🙂 thanks.
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