The boy went to school with his friends.

Meaning: This means the boy and his friends went to the place where they learn together.

Choice of Words: School is a place where children and young adults go to learn. Friends are people who you like and trust. "Went to school with his friends" means the boy and his friends went to the place where they learn together.

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The young boy attended school with his companions.

Meaning: This sentence tells us that a young male child was present at a place called school in the company of people he spends time with and enjoys being around, who are his companions.

Choice of Words: Young means not yet fully grown or mature. Boy is a young male child. Attended is a verb that means to be present at a place or event. School is a place where children go to learn. With means in the company of. Companions are people who you spend time with and enjoy being around.

The male child proceeded to the educational institution accompanied by his peers.

Meaning: This sentence tells us that a young male person moved forward in space to a place where people go to learn, and he was accompanied by people who are of the same age as him.

Choice of Words: Male means a person of the sex that is typically capable of producing small, usually motile gametes (spermatozoa) which fertilize the eggs of a female. Child is a young person, especially one between the ages of infancy and puberty. Proceeded is a verb that means to move forward in time or space. Educational institution is a place where people go to learn. Accompanied means to go with someone or something. Peers are people who are of the same age, social status, or occupation.

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