The hot sun shines on the dry grass.

Meaning: This sentence paints a picture of a blazing sun scorching the parched grass on a hot summer day.

Choice of Words: "Hot sun" evokes a sense of intense heat, while "dry grass" suggests a parched and withered landscape. The verb "shines on" implies a direct and powerful impact of the sun's rays. Together, these elements create a vivid image of a scorching summer day.

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Related Expressions

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• The hot sun shone on the dry land.
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• Hot sun shone hot.
• Rain fell on the dry grass.
• Flames licked the dry grass.
• Sun shines hot in sky clear.
• The sun shines hot in the summer.
• Sun shines hot summer day.
• Hot sun shines bright day.