Water splash make sound loud.

Meaning: When water hits a surface, it makes a loud noise.

Choice of Words: Splash is the sound made when water hits a surface. Loud means a sound that is strong and can be heard from far away. Make is used to show that the splash is the cause of the loud sound.

Alternative Expressions

Water splash causes loud noise.

Meaning: This means that when water moves in a quick and messy way, it makes a loud noise that is not wanted or needed.

Choice of Words: Water is a liquid that we drink and use to wash things. Splash means to move water in a quick and messy way. Causes means to make something happen. Noise is a sound that is not wanted or needed. Loud means a sound that is strong and can be heard from a long distance. When you put them together, "Water splash causes loud noise" means that when water moves in a quick and messy way, it makes a loud sound that is not wanted or needed.

When water splashes, it makes a loud sound.

Meaning: This means that at the time when water moves in a quick and messy way, it makes a loud sound.

Choice of Words: When means at the time that something happens. Water is a liquid that we drink and use to wash things. Splashes means to move water in a quick and messy way. It refers to water. Makes means to cause something to happen. Sound is something we hear. Loud means a sound that is strong and can be heard from a long distance. When you put them together, "When water splashes, it makes a loud sound" means that at the time when water moves in a quick and messy way, it causes a strong sound that can be heard from a long distance.

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