Vines hung low from the tall trees.

Meaning: This sentence is describing vines hanging down from tall trees.

Choice of Words: Vines are long, thin plants that grow up tall objects, Hung means to be attached to something from above, Low means not very high, From means showing the starting point of something, and Trees are tall plants with a trunk and branches. When you put them together, it means that the long, thin plants that grow up tall objects were attached to the tall plants with a trunk and branches and were not very high.

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