George Washington, the father of our NOUN, was a very ADJECTIVE man. When George was a/an ADJECTIVE boy, he took his NOUN and chopped down his father's favorite cherry NOUN. "!" said his father. "Who has VERB PAST TENSE my NOUN?" Then he saw George holding a sharp NOUN in his hand. "Father," said George, "I cannot tell a lie. I did it with my little NOUN." His father smiled and patted little George on the NOUN. "You are a very honest NOUN," he said, "and someday you may become the first OCCUPATION of the United States."
