Fruits grow on trees and vines.

Meaning: Fruits grow on trees and plants that grow along the ground or up a support.

Choice of Words: Fruits are the sweet and fleshy parts of plants that contain seeds. Grow means to become larger or taller. Trees are tall plants with branches and leaves. Vines are plants that grow along the ground or up a support. When you put them together, "Fruits grow on trees and vines" means that fruits grow on trees and plants that grow along the ground or up a support.

Alternative Expressions

Trees and vines are home to fruits.

Meaning: This sentence is also about where fruits come from. It says that trees and vines are home to fruits. This means that fruits grow on trees and vines.

Choice of Words: Trees are large plants with woody stems and branches. Vines are plants with long, thin stems that climb up trees or other structures. Home is a place where someone or something lives. Fruits are sweet or sour edible plant parts that contain seeds.

Fruits originate from trees and vines.

Meaning: This sentence is still about where fruits come from. It says that fruits originate from trees and vines. This means that fruits grow on trees and vines.

Choice of Words: Fruits are sweet or sour edible plant parts that contain seeds. Originate means to come from or begin in a particular place. Trees are large plants with woody stems and branches. Vines are plants with long, thin stems that climb up trees or other structures.

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