Today was the ADJECTIVE today! Brody was going to race in his first ADJECTIVE race. He had been VERB for this for a ADJECTIVE time. As the riders started to VERB he looked around at his competition. "I can VERB ADVERB than these other riders" he though to himself. He knew that he had his good luck NOUN with him under his helmet. He had never PAST TENSE VERB without it, and didn't want to begin now, so he PAST TENSE VERB under his helmet, and sure enough, it was there.
ADVERB , he lined up at the starting NOUN, and the announcer called for the race to begin. Brody PAST TENSE VERB ADVERB, and he was off! He was PLURAL VERB the other racers as they took the first turn, and he felt pretty ADVERB about it, since he was in first place. Suddenly, his ADJECTIVE NOUN fell out from underneath his helmet.
