The fish swam gracefully through the water, avoiding the rocks.

Meaning: This depicts a fish moving elegantly in water, skillfully maneuvering to avoid obstacles.

Choice of Words: The adverb gracefully describes how the fish swam. The prepositional phrase through the water indicates the medium through which the fish moved. The prepositional phrase avoiding the rocks describes the fish's careful navigation.

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