1. to have: The cracked windshield, in addition to the torn upholstery and rusted body,
has made Ruth's old car difficult to sell.
2. to be: This week's National Inquisitor claims that there
are photographs of the Loch Ness Monster eating Elvis.
3. to work: At Tito's Taco Palace
work friends who will stuff double meat into our burritos for free.
4. to crawl: On the tables in the library
crawl the many germs that have escaped in the hot breath of hardworking students.
5. to be: None of this breakfast that Lilly Mae cooked
is fit to eat.
6. to taste: None of these chocolate-broccoli muffins
taste good, either.
7. to have: The whole red ant colony, including the queen and all of her drones,
has swarmed over Tommy's feet, stinging his ankles.
8. to make: Fifteen gallons of chocolate milk
makes Herbert the elephant a happy pachyderm.
9. to hope: Everyone on the roller coaster, including Martha and Angie,
hopes that the hot dogs, onion rings, funnel cake, and cotton candy will stay down during the twisting ride to come.
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