Cat darted through yard, chasing mouse.

Meaning: This sentence describes a cat moving quickly through a yard while chasing a mouse. It's like saying, The cat moved very fast through the yard while running after the mouse.

Choice of Words: Darted is a verb that means to move quickly and suddenly. Chasing is a verb that means to run after someone or something in order to catch them. Yard is a noun that means an area of land near a house or building. Mouse is a noun that means a small rodent with a pointed nose and long tail. When you put them together, "Cat darted through yard, chasing mouse" tells a story of a cat quickly moving through a yard in pursuit of a mouse.

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• Dragonflies darted through the air, chasing each other.
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• Cat pounced, mouse darted.
• The dog ran around the yard, chasing a ball.
• The dog ran around the yard chasing a ball.
• The cat is chasing a mouse.
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