Excellent article! Thank you.

Why aren't the keys on a computer keyboard arranged in alphabetical order? The original "keyboard" was on a mechanical typewriter which had metal arms that printed ink on the paper as you typed. These metal arms could jam and bang into each other if you pressed too fast when you were typing, and this could happen a lot if you pressed commonly used letter combinations. So to prevent too many crashes of the metal arms, the QWERTY layout (see the top 6 letters from left to right on your keyboard) was created to separate out commonly used letter combinations. Many people from previous generations learned to type on these typewriters and so when computers were invented, they kept the same layout for people to be able to change over easily.

As Claire and Loki have said "with" tells you more about HOW the speaker wishes God to bless you.

Yes. English can get confusing because one word can sometimes have many meanings!

Also, if you were using formal writing or speech, you might come across "If there were a case....". This would mean that a conditional sense is implied, a hypothetical situation. In modern, informal speaking these days, most people say "If there was..." I am assuming that the meaning of "case" here means "a reason" or perhaps the context is about a legal case and "they" could be some lawyers who need to make a trip to investigate the "case".

When "There is" or "There was" is used you could also understand it as saying "If something exists...." or "If something existed...." In your sentence it could mean "If a case existed, they would go on a trip."

Depending on the shape, you could call it a "Jumping house", "jumping castle" etc. I have never seen one in the shape of an animal like your picture, we usually have "jumping castles" in our country - shaped like castles.

In the cycle lane means that you are keeping within the borders of the lane. Another example of people being in a lane is swimmers who compete in a swimming race. They have to stay in their lanes.