She jumps from branch to branch.

Meaning: The cat moves from one tree limb to another.

Choice of Words: Jumps is a sudden leap into the air. Branch is a woody stem growing from the trunk of a tree. To indicates the direction or destination of the jump.

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She hops from limb to limb.

Meaning: This means that the female person is moving from one branch of a tree to another by hopping on one foot. It's like saying, The girl is hopping from one branch of the tree to another branch.

Choice of Words: She is a pronoun that refers to a female person. Hops is a verb that means to move by jumping on one foot. From is a preposition that indicates the starting point of an action or movement. Limb is a noun that refers to a branch of a tree or the arm or leg of a person. When you put them together, "She hops from limb to limb" means that a female person is moving from one branch of a tree to another by hopping on one foot.

She leaps from bough to bough.

Meaning: This means that the female person is moving from one large branch of a tree to another by jumping or springing into the air. It's like saying, The girl is leaping from one large branch of the tree to another large branch.

Choice of Words: She is a pronoun that refers to a female person. Leaps is a verb that means to jump or spring into the air. From is a preposition that indicates the starting point of an action or movement. Bough is a noun that refers to a large branch of a tree. When you put them together, "She leaps from bough to bough" means that a female person is moving from one large branch of a tree to another by jumping or springing into the air.

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