The fox spotted the danger ahead.

Meaning: The fox saw something that could hurt it that was in front of it.

Choice of Words: Spotted means to see or notice something, often something that is difficult to see. Danger means something that could cause harm or injury. Ahead means in front of or before something else in time or space.

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The fox saw the danger ahead.

Meaning: This means the fox used its eyes to see something that could hurt it, and it was in front of the fox.

Choice of Words: Saw means to use your eyes to notice or observe something. Danger is something that could cause harm or injury. Ahead means in front of or coming soon. When you put them together, "The fox saw the danger ahead" means the fox noticed something that could be harmful in front of it.

The fox spotted the risk in front of it.

Meaning: This means the fox saw something that could hurt it, and it was coming towards the fox.

Choice of Words: Spotted means to see or notice something. Risk is something that could cause harm or danger. In front of means ahead of or coming soon. When you put them together, "The fox spotted the risk in front of it" means the fox saw something that could be harmful that was coming towards it.

The fox noticed the hazard up ahead.

Meaning: This means the fox became aware of something that could hurt it, and it was in front of the fox.

Choice of Words: Noticed means to become aware of something through your senses. Hazard is something that could cause harm or danger. Up ahead means in front of or coming soon. When you put them together, "The fox noticed the hazard up ahead" means the fox became aware of something that could be harmful that was in front of it.

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