Wildebeest grazed peacefully field.

Meaning: A type of animal that lives in Africa ate grass in a calm and quiet way on an area of land used for farming.

Choice of Words: Wildebeest: a type of animal that lives in Africa. Grazed: ate grass. Peacefully: in a calm and quiet way. Field: an area of land used for farming.

Alternative Expressions

The wildebeest were grazing peacefully in the field.

Meaning: This means the same as the first sentence, but it uses different words to say the same thing. It's like saying, The wildebeest were eating grass in a field, and they were not being bothered by anything.

Choice of Words: Were is a verb that shows that something was happening in the past. Grazing means to eat grass. Peacefully means without any disturbance. In means inside or within something. Field is an open area of land where grass grows. When you put them together, "The wildebeest were grazing peacefully in the field" means that the wildebeest were eating grass in a field without being bothered.

The wildebeest grazed contentedly on the lush grass in the field.

Meaning: This means that the wildebeest were very happy and satisfied while they were eating the grass in the field. It's like saying, The wildebeest were eating the grass in the field, and they were very happy and satisfied.

Choice of Words: Contentedly means to be happy and satisfied. Lush means rich and green. On means on top of or above something. Grass is a type of plant that grows in fields. Field is an open area of land where grass grows. When you put them together, "The wildebeest grazed contentedly on the lush grass in the field" means that the wildebeest were happily eating the rich, green grass in the field.

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