Hot sun dried wet clothes fast.

Meaning: The intense heat from the sun quickly evaporated the moisture from the damp garments.

Choice of Words: Hot: having a high temperature. Sun: the star at the center of our solar system. Dried: removed the moisture from. Wet: covered or soaked with water. Clothes: items of clothing worn on the body. Fast: at a high speed or rate.

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The sun's heat quickly dried the wet clothes.

Meaning: This means the same as the first sentence, that the sun's warmth quickly took away the wetness from the clothes.

Choice of Words: The sun's heat is the warmth that comes from the sun. Quickly means in a short amount of time. Dried means to remove the water or moisture from something. The wet clothes are the clothes that are covered or soaked with water. When you put them all together, "The sun's heat quickly dried the wet clothes" means that the sun's warmth quickly removed the water from the wet clothes.

The hot sun quickly evaporated the moisture from the wet clothes.

Meaning: This means the same as the first two sentences, that the sun's warmth quickly took away the wetness from the clothes.

Choice of Words: The hot sun is the sun that is very warm or has a high temperature. Quickly means in a short amount of time. Evaporated means to change from a liquid to a gas. The moisture is the water or wetness. The wet clothes are the clothes that are covered or soaked with water. When you put them all together, "The hot sun quickly evaporated the moisture from the wet clothes" means that the sun's warmth quickly changed the water in the wet clothes into a gas, making the clothes dry.

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