Write a program that takes items from three different lists and uses them to create sentences.

Define three lists named nouns, verbs, and adjectives. The lists contain, respectively:

$[$ "dog", "bird", "rock", "spaceship", "candidate", "waterfall" $]$

$[$ "ran", "fell", "flew", "sat", "breathed", "tumbled" $]$

$[$ "quickly", "slowly", "carefully", "quietly", "peacefully", "regretfully" $]$

Use a while$()$ loop to count through the indexes starting at $0.$ Use the length of the nouns list to determine

when to stop counting through the indices.

For each index select each list value for that index to build and print a sentence. For example, when the index

is $3$ you will build the sentence

The spaceship sat quietly.

After you print the sentence, append the index value to a list named used.

After all the sentences are printed, display the used list item by item, using a for$-$in loop $($do not just say

print$($used$)).$ Print all the list items on a single line separated by commas, followed by a line that says, $$All

done.$,$ as in

Used: $0,1,2,3,$

All done.

Notice that each item is followed by a comma. For $5$ extra credit points, print the list so that there is no

comma after the last item. In either case, be sure that $$All done$$ is on the next line.