Ants march in line, carrying food.

Meaning: Ants move in a straight line, one after the other, carrying food back to their colony.

Choice of Words: The ants are small insects that live in colonies. March is a verb that describes the way ants move in a line, one after the other. Line means a row of ants moving in a straight path. Carrying means the ants are holding something. Food is what ants eat.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Ants march in a line carrying food.
• Busy ants march in line carrying small leaves.
• Ants march, carrying food to the nest.
• Ants marched in a line carrying food to their nest.
• Tiny ants marched in a line carrying food to their nest.
• Ants marched in line, carrying food to colony.
• Tiny ants marched in line, carrying food.
• He watched the ants march in a long line.
• The boy watched the ants march in a line.
• I watched ants march in long line.