Vegetables make teeth healthy too.

Meaning: This means that eating vegetables can help your teeth stay strong and healthy.

Choice of Words: Vegetables are the main topic of the story, and make means to cause something to happen or exist. Teeth are the hard, white parts in your mouth that you use to bite and chew food, and healthy means to be in good physical or mental condition.

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Eating vegetables is good for your teeth.

Meaning: This means that eating vegetables is one way to keep your teeth healthy. It's like saying, If you want to have strong and healthy teeth, you should eat plenty of vegetables.

Choice of Words: Eating means to put food into your mouth and swallow it. Vegetables are the green, leafy, and colorful parts of plants that we eat. Good means beneficial or helpful. Teeth are the hard, white parts in our mouths that we use to chew food.

Veggies help keep your teeth strong.

Meaning: This means that eating vegetables can help to make your teeth stronger and less likely to break or get cavities. It's like saying, If you eat your veggies, your teeth will be more resistant to damage.

Choice of Words: Veggies is a fun and informal way to say vegetables. Help means to make something easier or possible. Keep means to have or hold something for a period of time. Teeth are the hard, white parts in our mouths that we use to chew food. Strong means to be able to withstand force or pressure without breaking.

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