Beaks peck seeds.

Meaning: This means that birds use their beaks to pick up and eat seeds. It's like saying, Birds use their beaks to gather and consume seeds.

Choice of Words: Beaks are the hard, pointed parts of a bird's face that it uses to eat. Peck is the action of using a beak to pick up or eat food. Seeds are small, edible parts of a plant that birds often eat.

Alternative Expressions

The bird's beak pecks at the seeds.

Meaning: This sentence also describes how birds use their beaks to eat seeds, but it focuses on a specific bird.

Choice of Words: **The bird's beak** is the beak of a specific bird. **Pecking** is the act of using a beak to pick or strike something, often to eat it. **At the seeds** means that the beak is aimed at the seeds.

With its beak, the bird pecks the seeds.

Meaning: This sentence describes how birds use their beaks to eat seeds, but it emphasizes that the bird is using its beak to do so.

Choice of Words: **With its beak** means that the bird is using its beak to perform the action. **The bird** is a general term for any bird. **Pecking** is the act of using a beak to pick or strike something, often to eat it. **The seeds** are small, hard objects that contain the embryo of a plant.

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