Hummingbirds sipped nectar's sweet treat.

Meaning: The hummingbirds drank the sweet nectar from the flowers.

Choice of Words: Hummingbirds are small birds known for their rapid wing movements, sipped suggests a gentle drinking, and nectar's sweet treat refers to the sugary liquid produced by flowers.

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Hummingbirds drank nectar's sweet liquid.

Meaning: This sentence means that hummingbirds swallowed the sweet liquid that flowers make.

Choice of Words: Drank is a verb that means to swallow liquid. Nectar is a sweet liquid that flowers produce. Sweet means tasting good, like sugar. Liquid means something that flows, like water.

Tiny hummingbirds enjoyed the sugar water from flowers.

Meaning: This sentence means that very small hummingbirds liked the sweet liquid that comes from flowers.

Choice of Words: Tiny means very small. Enjoyed means to like something and get pleasure from it. Sugar water is a sweet liquid that is similar to nectar. Flowers are the colorful parts of plants that produce nectar.

Hummingbirds used their long, thin beaks to suck up the tasty liquid from flowers.

Meaning: This sentence means that hummingbirds have long, thin mouths that they use to drink the tasty liquid from flowers.

Choice of Words: Beaks are the hard, pointed mouths of birds. Long means measuring a great distance from one end to the other. Thin means not very wide or thick. Suck up means to draw liquid into the mouth. Tasty means having a good flavor.

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