Child ran and kite retrieved.

Meaning: The sentence describes how the child quickly moved to get the kite back after it fell.

Choice of Words: Child is a young person. Ran is the past tense of the verb "run", which means to move quickly on foot. And is a conjunction that joins two words, phrases, or clauses. Kite is a toy that is flown in the air, usually made of paper or fabric. Retrieved means to get or bring back something.

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Related Expressions

• Together, they retrieved the kite and the child was overjoyed.
• The tall man retrieved the book from the high shelf.
• The dog retrieved the ball quickly.
• Dogs bounded with energy as they retrieved frisbees.
• With a smile, he retrieved the lost dollar bill.
• Kite soared high, child ran eagerly.
• The child ran after the kite, determined to retrieve it.
• Child ran with the kite's string.
• Suddenly, the kite string snapped and the kite fell.
• The child held the kite string and laughed.