Real English Conversation - 51 : Heavy snow
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John: Wow, it's really coming down out there.
Karen: Yeah, it looks like we're getting a lot of snow.
John: Do you think it will affect the roads?
Karen: Definitely. We should be careful if we have to drive anywhere.
John: I was planning on shoveling the driveway later. Do you want to help?
Karen: Sure, I can give you a hand.
John: I hope the power doesn't go out.
Karen: Me too, we should probably charge our phones just in case.
John: What about food? Do we have enough in case we get stuck inside?
Karen: I think so, we can make some hot soup or chili.
John: I heard that some people are without power already.
Karen: That's really unfortunate. We should count ourselves lucky.
John: Do you think the snow will be gone by Christmas?
Karen: I hope so, I don't want to have a white Christmas.
John: I love it when it's snowing outside, it's so peaceful.
Karen: It is nice, as long as you don't have to go anywhere.
John: Maybe we should build a snowman later.
Karen: That sounds like fun, I haven't done that in years.
John: Let's make some hot chocolate to warm up afterwards.
Karen: Sounds like a plan.
What are John and Karen discussing?
What food do John and Karen plan on making if they get stuck inside?
What do John and Karen plan on doing after building a snowman?
What is one thing John and Karen should do to prepare for the possibility of a power outage?
What does Karen say about going out in heavy snow?
