The snow was so deep, they could make a snow fort.

Meaning: This sentence describes the snow being so deep that the children were able to build a fort out of it.

Choice of Words: Deep means extending far down from the surface. Fort is a strong building or place that is used to defend against attack.

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The snow was so thick, they could build a fort.

Meaning: This sentence is about how there was a lot of snow on the ground, so much that the people could build a fort out of it.

Choice of Words: Thick means that something has a lot of thickness or depth. Build means to create or construct something. When you put them together, "The snow was so thick, they could build a fort" means that there was so much snow on the ground that it was possible to build a fort out of it.

There was so much snow, they could make a fort.

Meaning: This sentence is about how there was a lot of snow on the ground, so much that the people could build a fort out of it.

Choice of Words: Much means a large amount or quantity. When you put it together, "There was so much snow, they could make a fort" means that there was so much snow on the ground that it was possible to build a fort out of it.

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