Dog barks loudly near window.

Meaning: This sentence describes a dog making loud sounds close to a window.

Choice of Words: Dog refers to a four-legged, furry animal commonly kept as a pet. Barks means the short, sharp sounds dogs make. Loudly means with a lot of sound or noise. Near means close to something. Window is the opening in a wall that allows light and air to enter a building.

Alternative Expressions

The dog is barking loudly by the window.

Meaning: This sentence also describes a dog making a loud noise with its mouth while it is close to a window, but it emphasizes that it is a specific dog.

Choice of Words: The is used to specify a particular dog. Is is a verb that means to exist or to be in a certain state. Barking is the present participle of the verb bark, which means to make a loud noise with your mouth, like a dog does. Loudly means to make a lot of noise. By means next to or close to. Window is a part of a building that lets light in and allows people to see outside.

There is a dog barking loudly at the window.

Meaning: This sentence is similar to the first two, but it emphasizes that the dog is present at the window and making a loud noise.

Choice of Words: There is used to indicate the presence of something. Is is a verb that means to exist or to be in a certain state. A is used to indicate one of something. Dog is a common name for a furry, four-legged animal that people often keep as pets. Barking is the present participle of the verb bark, which means to make a loud noise with your mouth, like a dog does. Loudly means to make a lot of noise. At means in the direction of or facing. Window is a part of a building that lets light in and allows people to see outside.

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