<prompt> Bapisa lipolelo tse peli tse fanoeng ho fumana ho tšoana ha lipuoKatse e lelekisa tweba. Ntja e ile ea lelekisa mmutla.  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare two given sentence to find the linguistic similarities . Response in English: Both sentences have similar syntactic structure and verb usage. In each sentence, an animal the subject performed an action the predicate of chasing another animal the object. The verb chased is common in both sentences. The differences between the two sentences lie in the choice of the subject and the object - a cat and a mouse in the first sentence, and a dog and a rabbit in the second one. Both sentences are expressed in the past tense and are in the active voice. . Response in Sesotho: Lipolelo tsena ka bobeli li na le sebopeho sa syntactic le tšebeliso ea leetsi. Polelong ka ngoe, phoofolo moetsi e entse ketso leetsi ea ho lelekisa phoofolo e ngoe ntho. Leetsi lelekisoa le tloaelehile lipolelong tse peli. Phapano ya dipolelo tše pedi tšeo di lebane le kgetho ya sererwa le sererwa - katse le legotlo mo polelong ya mathomo, le mpša le mmutla go ya bobedi. Lipolelo tsena ka bobeli li hlahisoa ka nako e fetileng me li le lentsoeng le sebetsang. 