Noun: alligator
Plural Noun: chips
Verb ending in “ing”: swimming
Plural Noun: cannons
City: New London
Plural Noun: seaweed
Adjective: leakless
Noun: pancake
Number: nine
Noun: potato
Adjective: red
Verb: ran
Verb: scream
Plural Noun: rockets
Verb ending in “ing”: singing
Number: 812
Adverb: Quickly
Noun: Soda
Adjective: Dirty
In 1981, the U.S. launched the first real Space alligator. It was named Columbia and was piloted by two brave chips. They had practiced swimming for two years and were expert cannons. Columbia took off from New London using its powerful first stage seaweed and soared off into the leakless blue pancake. At an altitude of nine feet it went into orbit around the potato. For people watching from Earth, it was a red sight to run. Who could really scream that there were two rockets in space? It was mind singing. After 812 orbits, the shuttle landed quickly at an air force soda. It was a dirty day for the U.S. Space Program.
Okay, now I need a Number! I love when they ask for something aside from a part of speech… wait, is “number” a part of speech?! Aren’t numbers… nouns? In the same way all words are adjectives, as they actually describe something else aside from themselves, unless we’re talking about words like “words”…