A gods will is supreme over a mortal's will.
<span>The
literary device used in this sentence is extended metaphor.</span>
<span>
The phrase “<span>spends a lot of time talking about the very
strong wine<span>” indicates that the words used to
refer to the object are not literally applicable to the action performed. </span></span></span>
The answer is "All the statements above are true"
Verbs indicate action (run, leap, skip)
But they there are also helping verbs (are, was, were)
Berbs have tenses, which tell you whether you did something in the past (ran) the present (running) or the future (will run)
