The dog barks loud in yard.

Meaning: This sentence is describing a dog that is making a loud noise with its mouth in the outdoor area around a house.

Choice of Words: Barks is a verb that means to make a loud noise with the mouth. Loud describes how loud the dog is barking. Yard is the outdoor area around a house.

Alternative Expressions

The dog makes loud noises in the backyard.

Meaning: This sentence means the same as the first sentence, but it uses different words to describe the dog's actions and where the noise is happening.

Choice of Words: **Dog** is still the animal making the noise. **Makes** is a different word for **barks** that means the dog is producing the sound. **Loud noises** means that the sounds are strong and can be heard from a distance. **In** still shows where the dog is making the noise. **Backyard** is a specific area outside where the dog is making the noise.

The noisy dog is barking in the garden.

Meaning: This sentence means the same as the first two sentences, but it uses different words to describe the dog and where the noise is happening.

Choice of Words: **Noisy** is a word that describes the dog and means that it makes a lot of noise. **Is barking** means that the dog is currently making the noise. **In** still shows where the dog is making the noise. **Garden** is another word for **yard** that means the outside area where the dog is.

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