Snow sparkles brightly.

Meaning: This sentence describes the frozen water falling from the sky reflecting light in a way that produces a lot of light.

Choice of Words: The word "snow" refers to the frozen water that falls from the sky in flakes. "Sparkles" is a verb that means to emit or reflect light in a way that produces a flash or glitter. "Brightly" is an adverb that describes how the snow is sparkling, which is in a way that produces a lot of light.

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The snow is shining.

Meaning: This means that the snow is giving off light. It's like saying, The snow is bright and sparkly.

Choice of Words: Snow is the white stuff that falls from the sky in winter. Shining means to give off light. When you put them together, "The snow is shining" means that the snow is giving off light.

The snow glitters like diamonds.

Meaning: This means that the snow is shining or sparkling a lot. It's like saying, The snow is very shiny and sparkly, like diamonds.

Choice of Words: Snow is the white stuff that falls from the sky in winter. Glitters means to shine or sparkle. Diamonds are precious stones that are very sparkly. When you put them together, "The snow glitters like diamonds" means that the snow is shining or sparkling like diamonds.

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