Squealing loudly, the pigs dodged the wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: This sentence tells us that the pigs were making a lot of noise as they tried to avoid the wolf's sharp teeth.

Choice of Words: Squealing means making a high-pitched, shrill cry. Loudly means with a lot of noise. Dodged means to move quickly to avoid something.

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Squealing loudly, the pigs dodged the wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: This sentence describes how the pigs made a loud noise while they quickly moved out of the way to avoid the wolf's pointy teeth.

Choice of Words: Squealing means making a high-pitched sound, like when you're excited or scared. Loudly means making a lot of noise. Dodged means to quickly move out of the way to avoid something. Sharp means pointy or having a fine edge. Teeth are the hard, bony parts in your mouth that you use to bite and chew.

The pigs squealed loudly as they dodged the wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: This sentence also describes how the pigs made a loud noise while they quickly moved out of the way to avoid the wolf's pointy teeth.

Choice of Words: This sentence uses the same words as the first one, but changes the order a little bit. As means at the same time as something else is happening.

With a loud squeal, the pigs dodged the wolf's sharp teeth.

Meaning: This sentence also describes how the pigs made a loud noise while they quickly moved out of the way to avoid the wolf's pointy teeth.

Choice of Words: This sentence uses a different way to start the sentence, using the phrase With a loud squeal. This phrase describes the loud noise the pigs made.

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