Big shoes squeaked as clown walked slowly.

Meaning: The clown's oversized shoes made a squeaking noise as they strolled along.

Choice of Words: Big is an adjective describing the size of the shoes, shoes are the footwear worn by the clown, squeaked is a verb describing the sound made by the shoes, as is a conjunction indicating a relationship between two events, clown is the noun referring to the performer, walked is a verb describing the clown's movement, and slowly is an adverb describing the manner of walking.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

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• The old man slowly put on his worn-out shoes.
• He had big shoes.
• Big shoes squeak with each step.
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