The book transported me to another world.

Meaning: The sentence describes the power of a book to take the reader on a journey to a different setting or reality.

Choice of Words: Transported means to move or carry someone or something from one place to another. World refers to the place where we live, and another suggests a different or imaginary place.

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I was transported to another world by the book.

Meaning: This means that the book made me feel like I was in a different place in the past, even though I was still physically in the same place. It's like saying, The book made me feel like I was actually living in the time period of the story.

Choice of Words: I is the person who is being transported, and was transported means that the transportation happened in the past. To another world is the destination of the transportation, and by the book is what caused the transportation to happen. When you put them together, "I was transported to another world by the book" means that the book made it possible for me to experience a different place in the past.

Through the book, I traveled to another world.

Meaning: This means that the book made it possible for me to experience a different place, even though I was still physically in the same place. It's like saying, The book made me feel like I was actually visiting a different country.

Choice of Words: Through means using something as a means to get to another place, book is the object that is being used as the means, and I traveled means that I moved from one place to another. To another world is the destination of the travel. When you put them together, "Through the book, I traveled to another world" means that I used the book to experience a different place.

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