Heavy hay

Meaning: This sentence means the hay is very heavy and difficult to move or lift. It's like saying, The hay is very hard to pick up.

Choice of Words: Heavy is an adjective that means something has a great weight. Hay is a type of grass that is cut and dried for use as animal feed. Together, this means the hay is very heavy and difficult to move or lift.

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The hay is heavy.

Meaning: This means that the hay is hard to move or lift because it is heavy.

Choice of Words: Hay is a type of grass that has been cut and dried. Heavy means something that is difficult to lift or carry. When you put them together, "The hay is heavy" tells us that the hay is hard to move or lift because it is heavy.

The hay is too heavy for me to lift.

Meaning: This means that the hay is too heavy for the speaker to lift.

Choice of Words: Too means more than enough or more than what is needed or wanted. Lift means to raise or move something to a higher position. When you put them together, "The hay is too heavy for me to lift" tells us that the hay is too hard for the speaker to lift because it is too heavy.

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