Long ago, a green frog (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) and a brown frog lived in the same pool of water.
         One hot day the pool dried up.
         They went looking for (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) a new home.
         They found a deep (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) well with water at the bottom.
         The green frog immediately (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) jumped into the well.
         The brown frog stood (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) near the edge of the well and asked, “How are you (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) going to get out if this well dries up?”
         The green frog was so deep inside (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) the well that it
could (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) not hear what the brown frog said.
         One hot summer month, the well dried up.
         The green frog could not get out and (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb) died of thirst. (adjectiveadverbconjunctionnounprepositionpronounverb)