Roar scares others.

Meaning: This sentence means that a lion's roar can frighten other animals or people. It's like saying, The loud sound made by a lion can make others afraid.

Choice of Words: Roar is a loud and deep sound made by an animal, especially a lion. Scares is the third person singular form of the verb 'scare', which means to frighten or alarm someone. Others is a pronoun that refers to people or things that are not the speaker or the person being spoken to.

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A lion's roar frightens other animals.

Meaning: This means that the loud sound of a lion makes other animals feel scared or afraid. It's like saying, The other animals were scared when they heard the lion's roar.

Choice of Words: Lion is a big cat that makes a loud, deep sound called a roar. Frightens means to make someone feel scared or afraid. Other animals means animals that are not the lion. When you put them together, "A lion's roar frightens other animals" means that the loud sound made by a lion makes other animals feel scared or afraid.

The sound of a tiger's roar makes other animals tremble.

Meaning: This means that the loud sound of a tiger makes other animals feel scared or afraid and makes them shake. It's like saying, The other animals were so scared of the tiger's roar that they started to shake.

Choice of Words: Tiger is a big cat that makes a loud, deep sound called a roar. Makes means to cause something to happen. Tremble means to shake because you are cold or scared. Other animals means animals that are not the tiger. When you put them together, "The sound of a tiger's roar makes other animals tremble" means that the loud sound made by a tiger causes other animals to shake because they are cold or scared.

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