Wind blew leaves across garden path.

Meaning: This sentence is about wind moving leaves across a path in a garden. It's like saying, Moving air with force caused the flat and green parts of plants to move from one side to the other of a narrow way for walking or riding in an area of land where plants are grown.

Choice of Words: Wind is moving air. Blew means moved air with force. Leaves are the flat and green parts of a plant that grow from the stem. Across means from one side to the other. Garden is an area of land where plants are grown. Path is a narrow way for walking or riding. This sentence describes wind moving leaves across a path in a garden.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

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• Wind blew leaves across yard.
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