Friends walk together.

Meaning: This means that friends enjoy taking walks as a way to spend time with each other.

Choice of Words: Friends are people who care about each other and like to spend time together. Together means in the same place or at the same time. When you put them together, "Friends walk together" means that friends enjoy walking as an activity they can do together.

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My friends and I go to the park.

Meaning: This means that you and your friends like to go to the park together to play, have picnics, or just hang out.

Choice of Words: My is used to show that something belongs to you. Friends are people who like each other and care about each other. And is used to connect two words or phrases. I is used to refer to yourself. Go means to move by putting one foot in front of the other. To is used to show direction or purpose. The is used to refer to a specific thing. Park is a public area with grass, trees, and often a playground. When you put them together, "My friends and I go to the park" is a sentence that describes how you and your friends like to spend time together.

We like to play together at school.

Meaning: This means that you and your friends like to play games, talk, or just hang out together at school.

Choice of Words: We is used to refer to a group of people that includes the speaker. Like means to enjoy something. To is used to show direction or purpose. Play means to have fun or do something for enjoyment. Together means at the same time or in the same place. At is used to show location. School is a place where children go to learn. When you put them together, "We like to play together at school" is a sentence that describes how you and your friends enjoy spending time together.

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