Loud noise scares little bird.

Meaning: This sentence describes a loud sound causing a small bird to become frightened.

Choice of Words: Loud is an adjective describing the intensity of the noise, and scares is a verb that means to cause fear or alarm. When you combine them, "Loud noise scares" shows that the noise is causing fear.

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A big sound startled the tiny bird.

Meaning: This means that a loud sound has made the little bird feel suddenly surprised or frightened. It's like saying, The loud sound made the little bird jump and flap its wings in surprise.

Choice of Words: Big means large in size, and sound refers to anything that can be heard. Startled means to suddenly surprise or frighten someone, and tiny bird is a very small creature with wings that can fly. When we put them together, we get a sentence that describes a small bird being startled by a loud sound.

The booming noise made the wee bird tremble.

Meaning: This means that a loud sound has made the little bird shake slightly because it's feeling scared or cold. It's like saying, The loud sound made the little bird shiver and shake its feathers.

Choice of Words: Booming means making a loud, deep sound, and noise refers to any unwanted or unpleasant sound. Made means to cause something to happen, and tremble means to shake slightly because of fear or cold. Wee bird is a very small creature with wings that can fly. When we put them together, we get a sentence that describes a small bird trembling because of a loud noise.

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