The wind blew leaves all over the ground.

Meaning: This sentence describes how the wind is blowing leaves all over the ground.

Choice of Words: Wind is the movement of air. Blew means to move or cause something to move by blowing air. Leaves are the flat, green parts of a plant that grow on its stems. All means the whole amount or quantity of something. Over means above or on top of something. Ground is the solid surface of the earth.

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Related Expressions

• Wind blew leaves all over.
• A strong wind blew the leaves all over.
• Wind blew leaves danced ground.
• Wind blew leaves ground.
• Wind blew leaves all around.
• The wind blew all day long.
• Rainstorm blew leaves all around the yard.
• Wind blew trees over.
• The wind blew gently through the rustling leaves.
• The wind blew gently through the leaves.