The fish lives in a river or lake.

Meaning: This sentence is describing the habitat of a fish. It's saying that the fish lives in a natural stream of water that flows through the land or in a large body of water surrounded by land.

Choice of Words: River is a natural stream of water that flows through the land. Lake is a large body of water surrounded by land. When you put them together, "river or lake" describes the type of water body where the fish lives.

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• Fins help fish live their lives in the water.
• A fish lives in the water.
• Fish swam swiftly in clear lake.
• Fish swam deep in lake.
• The fish swims in the lake
• The fish swam in the clear water of the lake.
• Fish swim gracefully in the clear waters of the lake.
• The fish swam quickly in the clear water of the lake.
• Fish swam in the clear waters of the lake.
• Fish swam in the lake.