Fox slyly said, "I'm free to roam."

Meaning: The fox cleverly told the wolf that he was free to go wherever he wanted.

Choice of Words: Slyly means in a cunning or deceitful manner. Said is to speak or express something in words. Free means not under the control or power of another.

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The fox said, "I can go anywhere I want."

Meaning: This sentence means that the fox is free to do whatever it wants and that no one can tell it what to do.

Choice of Words: The fox is the subject of the sentence, and it is the one doing the talking. Said is a verb that means to speak or to make a statement. I can go anywhere I want is the statement that the fox is making. It means that the fox is free to go wherever it wants and that no one can stop it.

The sly fox boasted, "I'm free to roam."

Meaning: This sentence means that the fox is bragging about its freedom and that it is proud of being able to go wherever it wants.

Choice of Words: The sly fox is the subject of the sentence, and it is the one doing the talking. Sly means that the fox is cunning and clever. Boasted means that the fox is bragging or showing off. I'm free to roam is the statement that the fox is making. It means that the fox is free to go wherever it wants and that no one can stop it.

The cunning fox declared, "I have the freedom to wander."

Meaning: This sentence means that the fox is declaring its freedom and that it will not be stopped from going wherever it wants.

Choice of Words: The cunning fox is the subject of the sentence, and it is the one doing the talking. Cunning means that the fox is clever and resourceful. Declared means that the fox is making a formal statement. I have the freedom to wander is the statement that the fox is making. It means that the fox is free to go wherever it wants and that no one can stop it.

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