They went sledding down the hill.

Meaning: This sentence describes the children's participation in a winter sport where they ride sleds down a snowy hill.

Choice of Words: Sledding is a noun referring to the activity of riding a sled, a vehicle used for sliding down snow-covered slopes. Went is the past tense of the verb go, indicating movement or travel. Down is a preposition indicating a lower position or direction.

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Related Expressions

• The children went sledding down the snowy hill.
• The family went sledding down the hill.
• They go sledding down the hill.
• Sledding down a snowy hill.
• Sledding down the hill brings joy.
• Sledding down the hill was exhilarating.
• Sarah enjoyed sledding down the snowy hill.
• Sledding down the hill is exhilarating.
• Sledding down the snowy hill thrilled us.
• Sledding down the snowy hill brings joy.