Knight rode horse across the bridge.

Meaning: A knight was riding a horse over a bridge.

Choice of Words: Knight is a person who fights in armor on a horse. Rode means to sit on a horse and control it. Horse is a large animal that people ride. Across means from one side to the other. Bridge is a structure that allows people to cross a river or other body of water. When you put them together, "Knight rode horse across the bridge" means that a knight was riding a horse over a bridge.

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