Horses galloped quickly across plain.

Meaning: This sentence describes horses moving rapidly across a flat area of land.

Choice of Words: Galloped is a verb that means to move quickly by jumping with all four feet off the ground at the same time. Quickly means to move at a high speed. Across means to move from one side of something to the other. Plain is a noun that refers to a large, flat area of land. Horses is a noun that refers to animals that are often used for riding or pulling carts.

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