How to Use "Grass" with Example Sentences

grass (n): thin green leaves that usually grow on lawns

Listen to the Lesson | Listen with pause

Used with adjectives:

"He works hard to keep the grass green."
(green)

"The yard is covered with soft grass."
(soft, lush, short)

"She loves the smell of fresh-cut grass."
(freshly cut, freshly mowed)

"He walked through a field of coarse grass."
(course, rough, thick, tall, long)

"The damp grass got her shoes wet."
(damp, wet)

"Dry grass can easily start fires."
(dry, wild)

Used with verbs:

"Cows eat a lot of grass."
(eat)

"I need to cut the grass today."
(cut, mow)

"The grass grows so fast."
(grows)

Used with nouns:

"He collected the grass clippings."
(clippings)

"He covered the yard with grass seed."
(seed)

"There was a blade of grass stuck to her foot."
(blade)

Used with prepositions:

"They walked across the freshly mowed grass."
(across)

"She likes to lie in the grass."
(in)

"They spread a blanket on the grass."
(on)

"They walked through the tall grass to get to the pond."
(through)