Larvae hatched from eggs in cells.

Meaning: Baby bees came out of the eggs in the cells.

Choice of Words: The words "larvae" refer to the immature form of bees before they develop into adults. "Hatched" means to emerge from an egg, while "cells" are the same compartments where the eggs and nectar are kept.

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• Larvae hatched from eggs quickly.
• Larvae grew into pupae in cells.
• Red blood cells carry oxygen to our cells.
• Queen bee laid eggs in honeycomb cells diligently.
• Queen bee laid eggs in cells.
• Workers feed larvae.
• Larvae become bees.
• Eggs hatched chicks chirped loudly.
• Built new nest laid eggs hatched.
• The eggs hatched and baby birds were born.