Wings flap rapidly, soaring high.

Meaning: This sentence describes how birds use their wings to fly quickly and high.

Choice of Words: Wings are the parts of a bird's body that allow it to fly. Flap means to move up and down quickly, while rapidly means very fast. Soaring means to fly high in the sky.

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The bird's wings fluttered quickly, lifting it up high.

Meaning: This sentence also describes a bird flying, but it focuses on the movement of its wings. It's like saying, The bird's wings were moving quickly and lightly, and they were making the bird go up high in the sky.

Choice of Words: Fluttered means to move the wings in a light and quick way. Lifting means to move something up or to make it go higher. Up means towards the sky or a higher place.

With a swift flap of its wings, the eagle soared into the heavens.

Meaning: This sentence describes an eagle flying very fast and high. It's like saying, The eagle flapped its wings very quickly and powerfully, and it flew up very high into the sky, as if it was going to the heavens.

Choice of Words: Swift means moving very fast. Heavens means the sky or the place where the gods live (in stories).

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