One day I PAST CONTINUOUS VERB when I decided I was feeling ADJECTIVE. I decided to take a walk in the forest with my friend NAME. It was TYPE OF WEATHER, and the forest was more ADJECTIVE than we expected.
We PAST CONTINUOUS VERB together, when suddenly, a TYPE OF MAGICAL CREATURE appeared. It shouted at us, “Hello, you ADJECTIVE people. Why have you come to the forest?”
We explained, “We came because we were feeling very EMOTION and wanted to see some OBJECTS FOUND IN FORESTS.”
The creature PAST SIMPLE VERB, and responded, “Well, you must pay a price to pass through my forest. I demand that you pay me HIGH NUMBER immediately.”
“We don’t have that much money!” We cried. Now, we VERB IN PAST CONTINUOUS because we were so ADJECTIVE.
“You can pay me the money, or you can VERB IN ROOT FORM, it’s your choice.” Said the creature, VERB ENDING IN ING.
So, we SAME VERB IN PAST SIMPLE, and then turned around and ran as fast as we could. I will never go into that ADJECTIVE forest again!
