You’ll never guess who I saw when I was out for my NOUN today. It was Mr Jones from number five with his enormous NOUNS. I’ve never seen such big NOUNS. Edith from number 10 was VERBING them most enthusiastically. It was quite ADJECTIVE, if you ask me.
That NOUN that belongs to number eight was out, unsupervised again, VERBING all over the place. If Mrs Smedley doesn’t get her NOUN under control, we shall have to do something about it.
Mrs Jackson’s NOUNS were falling all over the path, as usual, causing havoc. They shall have to be VERBED.
I see Beryl at number five has got a new NOUN. I saw Mary from next door has her BODYPART on it. She was clearly rather ADJECTIVE.
And I overheard Joyce from number 32 telling her NOUN about the nosey neighbour with the big NOUNS who is always poking them through the net curtains to VERB on the neighbours.
Oh. Wait. That’s me.
You will need:
- noun
- plural noun
- plural noun
- verb ending in ‘ing’
- adjective
- noun
- verb ending in ‘ing’
- noun
- plural noun
- past-tense verb
- noun
- body part
- adjective
- noun
- plural noun
- verb
Neighbourhood Gossip
You’ll never guess who I saw when I was out for my __________ today. It was Mr Jones from number five with his enormous __________. I’ve never seen such big __________. Edith from number 10 was __________ them most enthusiastically. It was quite __________, if you ask me.
That __________ that belongs to number eight was out, unsupervised again, __________ all over the place. If Mrs Smedley doesn’t get her __________ under control, we shall have to do something about it.
Mrs Jackson’s __________ were falling all over the path, as usual, causing havoc. They shall have to be __________.
I see Beryl at number five has got a new __________. I saw Mary from next door has her __________ on it. She was clearly rather __________.
And I overheard Joyce from number 32 telling her __________ about the nosey neighbour with the big __________ who is always poking them through the net curtains to __________ on the neighbours.
Oh. Wait. That’s me.