Answer: We use the <em><u>simple past</u></em> tense to talk about <em><u>finished actions</u></em> because they happened in the past.
We use the <em><u>present continuous</u></em> tense to talk about actions that are<em><u> not finished</u></em>, because <u><em>they are happening at the moment of speaking</em></u> or<em><u> they are going to happen in the future</u></em>.
<h2><em>Eiztari</em></h2>
A concrete noun employs the senses of sight, touch, hear, taste, and smell. So: Bible, lamb, and tooth
In a verbal, everyday argument you can use informal language and in an academic argument you have to use more formal register.
<span>Modi, who looks like a hairless puppy, wide-eyed, tiny and pink, is actually a monkey (if an appealingly goofy-looking one). And not just any monkey, but a pirate monkey whose bravery is tested when a doctor reveals he needs a shot, “to protect him from scurvy or something.” Modi goes on an epic pirate quest to find a magical object to help him through the ordeal: a magic rock he’ll grip while the vaccination needle goes into his arm. Filled with simple colored-in line drawings surrounded by lots of white space, the tale revels in pirate-y details (a treasure-chest-shaped shopping cart; dragons “so terrible that they will not be described in this book”—though they are depicted). The app’s Spartan interface includes pause/play buttons that only appear when the screen is pressed (along with an Info/Menu button). There’s also the choice of a child or adult narrator; listeners may find they prefer one cadence over the other or no narration at all, which is a third option. Writer/illustrator Roberts balances epic imagination and an everyday act of bravery to superb swashbuckling effect. </span>
She is very skillful in weaving. Constant praises made her very proud and arrogant. She even boasted that she is more talented than Athena.
Her pride became her downfall. She challenged Athena to show that she is more talented and skillful in weaving than the goddess. However, when it became apparent to her that Athena surpasses her skills, she became insulting to Athena. In the end, she was punished by Athena by turning her into a spider.