My cubicle is ADJECTIVE. It is the SUPERLATIVE cubicle in the office. I have a NOUN (SINGULAR) on my desk to a(n) ADJECTIVE NOUN (SINGULAR) . In my drawer, I also have a(n) ADJECTIVE NOUN (SINGULAR) . One time, a coworker tried to VERB (PRESENT TENSE) a NOUN (SINGULAR) on my desk. I said to him, "Hey! How would you like it if I VERB (PRESENT TENSE) your NOUN (SINGULAR) ? I'll do it if you don't leave!" My one complaint about my cubicle is that it is ADJECTIVE. I think everyone here at the office complains about this. We also complain that our cubicles are ADJECTIVE. If we had money in our budget, my boss could purchase some NOUN (PLURAL) to help alleviate this problem. Our boss doesn't understand. His office is the size of COUNTRY. He has enough room in his office to put a NOUN (SINGULAR) and a NOUN (SINGULAR) in there.
