Plant the seeds.

Meaning: This means to put seeds in the ground to grow new plants. It's like saying, Put these seeds in the soil.

Choice of Words: Plant is a verb that means to put a seed or a young tree into the ground so that it can grow. The is a definite article used to specify a particular item or group of items, in this case, the seeds. When you put them together, "Plant the seeds" is a clear instruction asking someone to put the seeds into the ground.

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Put the seeds in the ground.

Meaning: This means to place seeds in the ground so that they can grow into plants. It's like saying, Place the seeds in the dirt so they can grow.

Choice of Words: Put is a verb that means to place something somewhere. Seeds are the small parts of plants that can grow into new plants. Ground is the dirt or soil where plants grow. When you put them together, "Put the seeds in the ground" is an instruction telling someone to place the seeds in the dirt so that they can grow.

Bury the seeds in the soil.

Meaning: This means to put seeds under the ground so that they can grow into plants. It's like saying, Put the seeds under the dirt so they can grow.

Choice of Words: Bury is a verb that means to put something under the ground or soil. Seeds are the small parts of plants that can grow into new plants. Soil is the dirt where plants grow. When you put them together, "Bury the seeds in the soil" is an instruction telling someone to put the seeds under the dirt so that they can grow.

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