The birds flew away from the falling leaves.

Meaning: This sentence depicts birds flying in the opposite direction of leaves that are falling from a tree.

Choice of Words: Birds are feathered creatures known for their ability to fly. Flew is the past tense of the verb fly, indicating the action of moving through the air. Away suggests a direction or movement from a specific point. Falling describes the movement of leaves dropping from a tree. Leaves are the flat, green parts of a plant that grow on branches.

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• Falling leaves twirl and dance in the autumn breeze.
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• The leaves were falling.
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• The rain is falling.
• The snow is falling.
• The rain is falling heavily.