River raced past trees swift.

Meaning: This sentence describes the river moving quickly by the trees.

Choice of Words: "River" refers to a body of water flowing in a channel. "Raced" means to move quickly and effortlessly. "Past" means moving by or beyond something. "Trees" are tall woody plants with branches and leaves. "Swift" means moving quickly and effortlessly.

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