Rabbit hid, fox searched, rabbit safe.

Meaning: The rabbit was able to find a place to hide where the fox could not see it. The fox looked for the rabbit, but it could not find it. The rabbit was safe.

Choice of Words: Hid means to conceal oneself from view. Searched means to look for something carefully. Safe means free from danger or harm.

Alternative Expressions

The rabbit was hiding, the fox was looking for it, but the rabbit was safe.

Meaning: This sentence tells the same story as the first sentence, but it uses different words to describe the actions of the rabbit and the fox.

Choice of Words: The is used to refer to a specific thing or person. Was is a verb that means to be or exist. Hiding means to put yourself in a place where it is difficult for others to see or find you. Looking means to try to see something. For means to search or try to find something. It is a pronoun that refers to the rabbit. But is used to connect two contrasting ideas. Safe means to be protected from harm or danger.

The rabbit hid from the fox, and the rabbit was safe.

Meaning: This sentence is a simplified version of the first two sentences. It tells the same story, but it uses fewer words.

Choice of Words: From means to move away or to be separated from something. And is used to connect two ideas.

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