Chase each other.

Meaning: This means to run after each other with the intention of catching. It's like saying, Everyone should run after the other person in the group with the intention of catching them.

Choice of Words: Chase is a verb that means to run after someone or something with the intention of catching them. Each is a determiner used before a singular noun to indicate that every individual in a group is involved. Other is a pronoun that refers to a person or thing that is different from the one already mentioned.

Alternative Expressions

Follow each other.

Meaning: This means to move or go after one another, staying close. It's like saying, Move or go after one another, and don't get too far apart.

Choice of Words: Follow means to go or move after someone or something, typically in order to stay close to them. Each other means one another, referring to two or more people or things. When you put them together, "Follow each other" means to go or move after one another, staying close.

Run after each other.

Meaning: This means to move or travel quickly on foot, going or coming behind one another. It's like saying, Move or travel quickly on foot, and don't get too far apart.

Choice of Words: Run means to move or travel quickly on foot. After means to go or come behind someone or something. Each other means one another, referring to two or more people or things. When you put them together, "Run after each other" means to move or travel quickly on foot, going or coming behind one another.

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