context: A little girl is in a kitchen talking. the girl

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- hair is braided and secured by a thot of yarn.
- mixes several things from small bowls in a bigger bowl.
- then grabs several shaker glasses and begins mixing.
- cooks a dessert out of a pot of clams.
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next sentence for the context: mixes several things from small bowls in a bigger bowl.

IN: What happens next?

How to teach your older dog basic commands
Use positive reinforcement.
Your older dog will be more motivated to continue learning new commands throughout its life, if you use a positive rewards-based method. Training with verbal or physical punishment can scare your dog and make training sessions less fun.

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- Instead, practice based rewards like putting the treats back in your dog's mouth or giving positive verbal cues like " good job! " or " well done! " praising your dog makes training even more fun. Reinforcement training may be more suited to younger dogs than short bursts of positive reinforcement.
- Instead, use positive reinforcement at the beginning of training with play and verbal praise. For example, say' happy new week'.
- You can teach a variety of basic commands, such as " sit ", " down ", " stay ", and " come " to an older dog by using positive reinforcement. For example, teach your dog to " sit " by holding a treat in your hand in front of the dog.
- Verbal and physical punishment may be misconstrued as verbal punishment, while physical punishment can be interpreted as verbal praise, such as petting or a really big smile. Other positive reinforcement techniques include giving your dog treats after it chews, rewards, and giving verbal praise to your dog after training.

OUT: You can teach a variety of basic commands, such as " sit ", " down ", " stay ", and " come " to an older dog by using positive reinforcement. For example, teach your dog to " sit " by holding a treat in your hand in front of the dog.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A young child is seen using a toy iron to play with clothes and holding them up. the child

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- pours over the clothing while still using his iron.
- peels the front of the clothes off in the end to reveal more clothes and shows off toys as well as chairs.
- continues using the toy on the clothes while looking up and smiling to the camera.
- then irons clothes on a belt while a person cooks at the stove.
A: continues using the toy on the clothes while looking up and smiling to the camera.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
This young woman is in the studio playing the piano. No one else is in there with her and she looks very serious about what she's doing. she
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- starts to play the song very brashly, and stops when she brings the instrument to her mouth and begins talking.
- is playing the piano beautifully and she even opens her eyes and stops playing.
- is wearing a pink t-shirt and flower colored leggings, then at some point she stops.
- hits the keys on the piano very fast and begins to play very passionately as well as shirtless.

OUT: is wearing a pink t-shirt and flower colored leggings, then at some point she stops.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to eat to lower blood pressure
Limit salt intake.
Sodium can significantly affect how high your blood pressure is. Salt is the first element of your diet you will need to tackle to lower your blood pressure.

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- Since it can cause stomach problems, it isn't recommended that you cut out that much of it. In fact, it is okay to eat a little less.
- Although we may not know exactly how much sodium you should eat every day, the important thing is to eat enough to try to lose a significant amount of sodium. It is essential to aim for a steady, moderate level of sodium throughout the day.
- Talk to your doctor about the amount of salt you should eat: the human body needs a small amount of salt; so eliminating it entirely can cause health problems. Most adults can consume up to 2 , 300 mg of sodium a day without significant health risks.
- 1 teaspoon per pound of body weight per day equals 150-180 grams of sodium. A typical 6-oz glass of water contains about 115 grams of sodium.
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Answer:
Talk to your doctor about the amount of salt you should eat: the human body needs a small amount of salt; so eliminating it entirely can cause health problems. Most adults can consume up to 2 , 300 mg of sodium a day without significant health risks.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

The marching band pass on front a carnival and a green field. Then, the marching band arrives to a city. an old man holding a trophy

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- and a paul bunyan hat passes behind the marching band.
- and three band members throws a white confetti.
- walks on front the marching band.
- is feeling happy being with the young band in this city so they can see.
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Answer:
walks on front the marching band.