Rabbit ran fast, fox chased quickly.

Meaning: The rabbit was moving very quickly, and the fox was following close behind, also moving very quickly.

Choice of Words: Ran and chased are verbs that describe the actions of the rabbit and the fox. Fast and quickly are adverbs that describe how the rabbit and the fox are moving.

Alternative Expressions

The rabbit sprinted away, the fox pursued swiftly.

Meaning: This sentence also describes a race between a rabbit and a fox. The rabbit is running very quickly, and the fox is chasing it closely.

Choice of Words: The sentence uses the words "sprinted" and "pursued" to describe the actions of the rabbit and the fox. The word "sprinted" means to run very quickly, and the word "pursued" means to chase after someone or something.

The rabbit dashed ahead, the fox gave chase with speed.

Meaning: This sentence also describes a race between a rabbit and a fox. The rabbit is running quickly and suddenly, and the fox is chasing it closely.

Choice of Words: The sentence uses the words "dashed" and "gave chase" to describe the actions of the rabbit and the fox. The word "dashed" means to run quickly and suddenly, and the phrase "gave chase" means to start chasing someone or something.

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