He went to school with his friends.

Meaning: This means he moved from one place to a place where children and young adults learn with people he likes and trusts.

Choice of Words: Went is the past tense of go, which means to move from one place to another. School is a place where children and young adults learn. Friends are people who you like and trust.

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He walked to school with his friends.

Meaning: This means that he moved from one place to his school by putting one foot in front of the other, and he was not alone, he was with his friends.

Choice of Words: Walked is the past tense of the verb walk, which means to move from one place to another by putting one foot in front of the other. School is a place where children and young adults go to learn and study. With means together with someone or something. Friends are people who you like and spend time with.

He drove to school with his friends.

Meaning: This means that he moved from one place to his school by controlling a vehicle, and he was not alone, he was with his friends.

Choice of Words: Drove is the past tense of the verb drive, which means to control a vehicle, such as a car or a truck. School is a place where children and young adults go to learn and study. With means together with someone or something. Friends are people who you like and spend time with.

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