This type of creation story or myth could be a good example of what is called "Earth-diver". As the name suggests, this kind of creation myth involves a vast ocean and almost nothing else. Someone, a god, dives into the ocean to retrieve something small that would expand exponentially to fill/complete the rest of the world. The sample story adheres almost completely to the "Earth-diver" except for the fact that the "diver" had not been a deity.
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When we talk about things that we imagine (hypothetical situations) we use present tense forms after phrases like what if, in case, suppose to talk about the future if we think that this is a situation that is likely to happen: You should take an umbrella in case it rains. Take your phone.
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I'd say it's number 3. a noun
<span>here are the procedural text for making the chicken satay :
1. Chopped up the chicken meat into little pieces, then skewer them into sticks.
2. Prepare the coal and grilled the chicken until it's done
3. Prepare the sauce by mixing blended peanuts , lime, chili, Brown sugar, and soy sauce
4. You can either pour the sauce on top of the grilled chicken or you could put it on the side depend on your preference</span>
