context: How to throw a casual spring break party (teens )
Check with your parents.
Make sure they're okay with you throwing a party, and that they trust you enough to leave you alone. ( who wants parents hovering around the party, sniffing everyone's paper cups? )
Decide when you want to have the party.
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next sentence for the context: A good time is maybe the last day of school before spring break. Have people come to the location at about 6:30 pm (try to arrange it so that they arrive in groups), and let the party continue until around 1 am.

context: How to treat dog splinters
Find the splinter.
Depending on how deeply embedded they are in the skin, splinters are not always easy to see right away. Your dog will probably let you know with his body language where the splinter is.
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next sentence for the context: For example, your dog may continually paw at his mouth to try to remove a splinter in a particular paw. He may also lick and bite at whichever area has the splinter.

context: How to memorize a long poem
Pick a poem.
You will be spending a lot of time with this poem, so you want to choose one with a subject that interests you. Your interest will help you remain motivated.
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next sentence for the context: For example, a poem with several lines that you already enjoy quoting may be a good choice. Consider choosing a poem with a formal structure.

context: How to cite a direct quotation
Enclose the quotation using double quotation marks.
Use this method if you are quoting fewer than 4 lines of prose or 3 lines of verse within your text.
Provide the name of the person you are quoting and specific page numbers (if applicable) within the text.
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next sentence for the context:
If the name of the person or page numbers are not used in your sentence, include the person's last name and/or the pages within two parentheses following the quotation. If you are quoting verse, include the line numbers.