A: Does it snow in your hometown?
B: Sometimes, when it's very cold.
A: I've never seen snow. What is it like?
B: Sometimes it's white, fluffy, and looks like clouds.
A: That sounds so romantic.
B: Other times, it is wet and slushy.
A: Can you use it to make snowballs?
B: Only the fluffy snow.
A: Why not the slushy snow?
B: Those snowballs would hurt!
A: I thought that all snowballs hurt.
B: Not if you use freshly fallen snow.
B: Sometimes, when it's very cold.
A: I've never seen snow. What is it like?
B: Sometimes it's white, fluffy, and looks like clouds.
A: That sounds so romantic.
B: Other times, it is wet and slushy.
A: Can you use it to make snowballs?
B: Only the fluffy snow.
A: Why not the slushy snow?
B: Those snowballs would hurt!
A: I thought that all snowballs hurt.
B: Not if you use freshly fallen snow.
