Wind blows trees back and forth.

Meaning: This sentence is describing the movement of the trees in the wind. The wind is causing the trees to move back and forth.

Choice of Words: Wind is a noun that refers to the movement of air. Blows is a verb that describes the action of moving air. Trees are tall plants with branches and leaves. Back and forth is an adverb that describes the direction of the movement.

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Related Expressions

• The trees swayed back and forth in the strong wind.
• The trees swayed back and forth in the wind.
• Wind blew trees back and forth.
• The trees swayed back and forth.
• The trees swayed back and forth in the breeze.
• The trees swayed back and forth like dancers.
• The grass swayed back and forth in the wind.
• Wind pushed branches back and forth.
• The players run and pass the ball back and forth.
• The swings creaked and groaned as they swayed back and forth.