Filling oozed out with every bite.

Meaning: This sentence describes how the filling of the sandwich came out when it was being eaten.

Choice of Words: Filling refers to the ingredients inside the sandwich, such as cheese, ham, and vegetables. Oozed out means it slowly came out or leaked out. Every bite indicates that this happened with each mouthful of the sandwich.

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The liquid filling flowed out as each piece was eaten.

Meaning: This means that when each piece of food was eaten, the liquid inside came out. It's like when you bite into a juicy orange and the juice comes out.

Choice of Words: Liquid is a word that describes anything that is not solid or gas. It can flow and change shape. Filling is something that is put inside something else, like a pie or a sandwich. Flowed means to move smoothly and easily, like water or air. Out means to move from inside to outside. Each means every single one of something. Piece is a small part of something. Eaten means to chew and swallow something. When you put them together, "The liquid filling flowed out as each piece was eaten" means that the liquid inside the food came out when each piece of food was eaten.

As the child bit down, the gooey center oozed out.

Meaning: This means that when the child bit into the food, the soft and sticky middle part came out slowly. It's like when you bite into a soft candy and the gooey center comes out.

Choice of Words: Child is a young person. Bit means to use your teeth to cut or chew something. Down means to move something from a higher position to a lower position. Gooey means soft and sticky. Center is the middle of something. Oozed means to flow slowly and gently. Out means to move from inside to outside. When you put them together, "As the child bit down, the gooey center oozed out" means that when the child bit into the food, the soft and sticky middle part came out slowly and gently.

With each bite, the juicy filling oozed out.

Meaning: This means that every time the child took a bite of the food, the juicy liquid inside came out slowly. It's like when you bite into a juicy fruit and the juice comes out.

Choice of Words: With means together with or at the same time as something else. Each means every single one of something. Bite is a small amount of food that you take into your mouth. Juicy means full of juice or liquid. Filling is something that is put inside something else, like a pie or a sandwich. Oozed means to flow slowly and gently. Out means to move from inside to outside. When you put them together, "With each bite, the juicy filling oozed out" means that every time the child took a bite of the food, the juicy liquid inside came out slowly and gently.

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