IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to start a deep conversation
Start with small talk.
You may not want to jump right into a deep discussion once you meet up with somebody. Instead, ease into it.
OPTIONS:
- Talk about minor issues or questions at random times. Talk about how much you have in common and things you both enjoy.
- Start a small conversation by asking about the person's plans for next year, and how they'll be doing the most during that time. Avoid getting an " a " in small talk.
- Start with some easy conversation like, " how's your day going? " or ,' " how are you handling exams? " use your small talk to build upon and lead into deeper questions. If you're nervous to bring up a topic with someone, don't spend all your time planning what you will say.
- You'll feel more comfortable talking in small talk if you start by asking about something that you've been thinking about or a specific matter you're having a conversation about. While it's important to be open and honest, avoiding information that's already known or seems too personal can make things awkward in your conversation and will make you feel less comfortable and at ease.

OUT: Start with some easy conversation like, " how's your day going? " or ,' " how are you handling exams? " use your small talk to build upon and lead into deeper questions. If you're nervous to bring up a topic with someone, don't spend all your time planning what you will say.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Two men stand by and walk by a fence at an outdoor sports game with people looking on from bleachers in the audience. a man in a red tank top
OPTIONS:
- plays with a dog in a fenced yard.
- stands by a metal fence on the side of a sports field.
- enter and walks towards the men in the red tank top, retreats, and walks back and sits on his motorcycle.
- talks to viewers before he begins playing the fencing game.

OUT: stands by a metal fence on the side of a sports field.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to choose a cage for a ferret
Determine the size you need.
The size of the cage depends on the number of ferrets you plan to own. A single ferret needs a cage that will allow space for one bed, one litter box, a food dish, and room to play.
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- More ferrets will need room for more beds, food dishes, and play space. A good cage should be at least 30 to 60 inches (76 to 91 cm) long , 18 to 24 inches (46 to 61 cm) wide and a minimum of 20 inches (51 cm) high.
- Also consider larger cages, like a mini-cage or one that will hold several ferrets. Larger cages are usually better for ferrets who have more space and darker cages, like a mini-cage.
- Smaller ferrets may not need cages larger than eight square feet (18 square meters). Meet with your vet about the options.
- Choose a matting bedding, which will put up a strong barrier between the cage and the floor. A mesh paper towel sheet is also a good barrier for the cage.

OUT:
More ferrets will need room for more beds, food dishes, and play space. A good cage should be at least 30 to 60 inches (76 to 91 cm) long , 18 to 24 inches (46 to 61 cm) wide and a minimum of 20 inches (51 cm) high.