The doggy park is full of muddy puddles.

Meaning: This means that the dog park has a lot of muddy puddles.

Choice of Words: Full is an adjective that means containing a lot or all of something. Muddy is an adjective that means covered in or consisting of mud. Puddles are small bodies of standing water that collect in a depression in the ground. When you put them together, "The doggy park is full of muddy puddles" means that the dog park has a lot of muddy puddles.

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The dog park has many muddy puddles.

Meaning: This also means that the dog park has lots of dirty, wet puddles of water on the ground.

Choice of Words: Dog is another word for doggy, and park is still a place where people and dogs can play. Many means a lot of something, and muddy means wet and dirty. Puddles are still small pools of water.

There are lots of muddy puddles at the dog park.

Meaning: This is another way to say that the dog park has lots of dirty, wet puddles of water on the ground.

Choice of Words: There is a word that shows something exists or is present. Are is a verb that means to exist or be present. Lots means a lot of something, and muddy means wet and dirty. Puddles are still small pools of water.

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