and now it's time for a Dead-Lib
One day, Noah [verb] to [genitive name] house. When he was there, Noah [preterite verb] some [plural noun]. He had lots of [noun] [present verb] some [plural noun]. So much [verb] in fact, that he [preterite verb] so [adverb] that his friend [name] told him to stop [present verb] so [adverb].
Noah was then very [emotion] because of [genitive name] sudden [adjective] [noun] of [feeling]. So Noah [preterite verb], and [preterite verb] home.
The End.
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Noah needs to [verb] the [expletive] up.
Yes.
One day, Noah [went] to [Todd's] house. When he was there, Noah [acquired] some [cookies]. He had lots of [hats] [eat] some [cheese]. So much [fermented] in fact, that he [marched] so [dangerously] that his friend [Mr. Paper-bag] told him to stop [being] so [old-school].
Noah was then very [morose] because of [Mr. Paper-bag's] sudden [gorgeous] [trout] of [kindness]. So Noah [slapped], and [sprinkled] home.
The End.
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