The elephant walked slowly across the field.

Meaning: The elephant was moving at a relaxed pace as it crossed the field.

Choice of Words: Slowly is an adverb that tells us how the elephant is walking. Across is a preposition that tells us where the elephant is walking. Together, they show that the elephant is moving at a leisurely pace across the field.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Elephant walked slowly.
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• Elephant walked slowly through jungle.
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