Insects buzz in air.

Meaning: This sentence describes small, invertebrate animals that have six legs and three body segments making a continuous, humming sound in the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth. It's like saying, The small, invertebrate animals that have six legs and three body segments are making a continuous, humming sound in the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth.

Choice of Words: Insects are small, invertebrate animals that have six legs and three body segments. Buzz is a verb that means to make a continuous, humming sound. In is a preposition that indicates a position or location within something. Air is the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth.

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• Insects buzz busily, filling the air with sound.
• Insects buzz and fly through the air.
• Insects buzz loudly.
• Insects buzz.
• Dragonfly darted swiftly through the air, chasing insects.
• Dragonflies darted through the air, chasing insects.
• Bees buzz busily in the air.
• The fish swam in the pond eating small insects.
• The fish swam in the pond, eating insects.
• Parents fed worms insects daily.