Sunbeams paint golden hues on the grass.

Meaning: This sentence describes the sun's rays shining on the grass and creating a golden color.

Choice of Words: Sunbeams are rays of light from the sun. Paint means to cover something with a liquid or powder to give it color or design. Golden means made of or like gold. Hues are different shades of a color. Grass is a type of plant that grows on the ground.

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The sun's rays color the grass a golden shade.

Meaning: This means the same thing as the first sentence. It's just a different way of saying it.

Choice of Words: The sun's rays are the same as sunbeams. Color is another word for paint. A golden shade is the same as golden hues. Grass is the same as before. When you put them together, "The sun's rays color the grass a golden shade" means the same thing as the first sentence.

The sunlight makes the grass look like gold.

Meaning: This means the same thing as the first two sentences. It's just a different way of saying it.

Choice of Words: Sunlight is the same as sunbeams and the sun's rays. Makes is a verb that means to cause something to happen. Look is a verb that means to see something. Like gold means that the grass looks like the color of gold. When you put them together, "The sunlight makes the grass look like gold" means the same thing as the first two sentences.

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