Notes

October is a month full of (noun). We have Thanksgiving where we get together with our families and (verb) until our heart's content. The (pl noun) is decorated (ad verb) with (colour) leaves, (adj) pumpkins, and (adj) (noun). It's holiday to show how (adj) we are. Then we have Halloween on the 31st where the (noun pl) dress up as (adj) vampires, or frightening (noun). When the sun goes down, the children all go around to different house to ask for (noun) by saying "(verb) or treat!". After they're done, they'll have at least (number) bags of (noun) and eat it until they get very (adj). Those who are (adj), may enter in (adj) houses where walls are covered in (noun) and (noun) are heard at every corner. There are some who prefer to enjoy a scare by (verb ending in -er) a scary movie while stuffing their face with (noun). Finally, we have the ones who hate Halloween and hide under the (noun) and wish he night away, but little do they know, there could be something lurking in their dark, and dusty closet, waiting until they fall asleep before they make their move.