Storms bring heavy rain, wind.

Meaning: Storms often produce substantial amounts of rain and strong winds.

Choice of Words: Storms: Violent disturbances of the atmosphere, Bring: To carry or transport something to a place, Heavy: Having a lot of weight or mass, Rain: Liquid water falling from the sky in drops, Wind: Air moving at a noticeable speed

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Storms cause heavy rain and wind.

Meaning: This sentence means that storms make it rain a lot and make the wind blow strong.

Choice of Words: Storms are big events with strong winds and lots of rain. Cause means to make something happen. Heavy means a lot of something. Rain is the water that falls from the sky. Wind is the movement of air.

When there is a storm, there is heavy rain and wind.

Meaning: This sentence means that when a storm happens, it brings a lot of rain and wind.

Choice of Words: When means at the same time as something else happens. There is means something exists or happens. A means one. Storm is a big event with strong winds and lots of rain. Heavy means a lot of something. Rain is the water that falls from the sky. Wind is the movement of air.

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