Some are big, some small.

Meaning: This sentence states that some apples are large in size while others are small in size.

Choice of Words: "Some" is a pronoun that refers to a part of the group of apples. "Are" is a linking verb that connects the subject to the adjectives "Big" and "Small." "Big" and "Small" are adjectives that describe the size of the apples.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Small dogs have small barks.
• Small cat ran fast away from big dog.
• Big dog chased small cat.
• The big dog chased the small cat up a tree.
• The dog was big and the cat was small.
• The big cat chased the small mouse.
• Big cat chased small mouse.
• Big dog chased the small cat.
• Small dog barks at big cat.
• Big cat hid under the small tree.