Fish hide among the rocks from the big fish.

Meaning: This sentence describes a group of fish that are hiding among the rocks to protect themselves from the big fish.

Choice of Words: Fish is the subject of the sentence, hide describes the action they are doing, among tells us where they are hiding, rocks is the object they are hiding among, from tells us why they are hiding, and big fish is the object they are hiding from.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Fish hide rocks avoid danger.
• Rocks hide fish protect danger.
• Tiny fish hide among coral reefs.
• Children played hide-and-seek among the trees, laughing and running.
• Children played hide and seek among the flowers.
• Children played hide-and-seek among the trees.
• The fish swam gracefully through the water, avoiding the rocks.
• The fish darted between the rocks and plants.
• Fish darted between rocks.
• Fish darted between rocks swiftly.