IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to tie a dropper loop
Hold two points on the line about 12 inches (30 cm) apart.
Use your thumb and index finger to pinch these two points on the line. Choose the knot's location based on where you would like to add additional lures on your fly line.
OPTIONS:
- The spots you will place the lures on the line should be aligned with the same point at which they would be tied. A dropper loop is a pattern in which two points of half " net " line attach to a different point at which they would be tied.
- Although the " loop " of the dropper loop will only end up being 2-3 inches (5-7.5 cm) long, you need much more line than that to tie the entire knot. Bring the points together to form a loop.
- Tighten the knot around the single point. Pinch up on the line 2 times so that you will have a total of two points on each side of the line.
- You may also use your thumb, index, or middle finger to move your point. Stand your line approximately 12 inches (30 cm) from the back of the boat, and for incremental movement, it should be at a forty-five degree angle.

OUT: Although the " loop " of the dropper loop will only end up being 2-3 inches (5-7.5 cm) long, you need much more line than that to tie the entire knot. Bring the points together to form a loop.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The woman is holding a bottle of vodka and the metal shot glass, pour the liquid in the cup and pour the liquid in the pot. the woman
OPTIONS:
- had her fingers on the iron iron and began ironing the shirt they ironed.
- pour the liquid in a shot glass, then pour it in the cup.
- filled the cup with ice and stirred, when she finished shaking the vodka she let go and the liquid onto the table.
- is looking at the black balloons hanging from the ceiling behind her.

OUT: pour the liquid in a shot glass, then pour it in the cup.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to utilize a veteran business outreach center
Check if you qualify.
Veterans business outreach centers help veterans and their families develop businesses. In particular, vbocs focus on the following people, all of whom are welcome to use the centers :
Veterans veterans who are disabled while on service reservists and guard members family members service members on active duty who are preparing to transition from the military to business ownership
Find your nearest office.
OPTIONS:
- Veterans' businesses usually have private locations. You may have to do a private search to find your location.
- Vbocs are designated by region. You will use the center that has been designed for your state.
- Your nearest office is the location where you will start your business. It is also where you will also provide funds and workspace.
- In order to start a service outreach center, you'll need a business license. To find the nearest office, search the website of your local department of taxation.

OUT:
Vbocs are designated by region. You will use the center that has been designed for your state.