The sled went under a low branch, and my dignity stayed in the tree.
We tried to fit four cousins and a snowman on one sled, and only the snowman stayed calm.
The sled hit a patch of ice, and we screamed in three different languages of panic.
I named my sled “Lightning,” even though it mostly crashes slowly into bushes.
The fastest recorded speed on a sled (in luge) is over 150 km/h (about 93 mph)—that’s faster than most cars on the highway, and way too fast for my grandma, who screams at 5 km/h.
Late snow covered the yard. A child found a red sled, hugged the sled, and pushed it down a small hill. The sled slid fast past trees, carrying a laughing child and a startled cat. The sled struck a snowbank, stopping gently. They climbed out, brushing snow off and smiling at the quiet sled.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: C2 Proficient
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