The office is a ADJECTIVE place, with people coming and going all day long. It is a place where people worked ADJECTIVE and got things done. But it is also a place where NOUN can happen.
One day, a new employee named John was starting their first day on the job. John was excited to be working at such a ADJECTIVE company, but he was also a little nervous. He didn't want to make any PLURAL NOUN.
As John was walking to his desk, he tripped over a NOUN and fell onto a NOUN. He scraped his knee and bruised his elbow, but he was otherwise unharmed. He got up and ADVERB himself off, feeling ADJECTIVE.
A coworker saw John fall and came over to ADVERB him. "Are you ADJECTIVE?" the coworker asked.
"I'm fine," John said. "Just a little ADJECTIVE."
"Well, be careful," the coworker said. "There are a lot of NOUN and NOUN around here. It's easy to trip over them."
"You're lucky it wasn't ADJECTIVE," the coworker said. "
John learned a valuable lesson that day. He learned that it's important to be ADJECTIVE of your PLURAL NOUN and to be careful when ADVERBaround the office. He also learned that NOUN can happen to anyone, even if you're new to the job.
John's story is a reminder that office NOUN is important. By following simple NOUN PLURAL NOUN, you can help prevent accidents from happening. Remember to ADVERB any unsafe conditions to your NOUN.
