Problem: Article: Keeping your sentences and paragraphs short and concise will help readers to follow and understand the document. Avoid long, overly complicated sentences and paragraphs. If you have a section that would work as a bulleted list, organize it this way! For example, your list of objectives or of a specific type of requirements would work well as a bulleted list. Avoid writing in passive voice because readers may find this confusing. Instead, structure your sentences with the subject first followed by the verb. For example, instead of saying, "These changes will be liked by users," say, "Users will like these changes." Graphics, such as charts and tables, are helpful for illustrating details of your requirements document, especially when something is difficult to visualize from a written description. Provide images throughout the document as needed to show readers what the application will look like or to illustrate a user need. For example, you might show how the interface will look to users when they open an application by including a mock-up image of it. These aspects of a requirements document will greatly improve its accessibility. Having a table of contents at the beginning of your document allows readers to turn to the specific page they want in the document. Readers can also find keyword specific topics or details by checking the index. carefully before submitting it. Ensure that your completed requirements document is free from errors, such as typos, misspellings, and grammatical issues. Some helpful proofreading strategies you can use include: Reading the document in reverse, such as by starting with the last sentence and then reading 1 sentence at a time back to the beginning. This can help you to spot typos and misspellings. Reading the document out loud to catch simple errors and awkward phrasing. Using an app, such as Hemingway or Grammarly to spot issues like passive voice and complex sentences.
Summary: Write short sentences and paragraphs and use bulleted lists. Maintain active voice throughout the document. Illustrate points using graphics, such as chart and tables. Provide a table of contents at the beginning and an index at the end. Proofread your document

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make sure that it is straight and won't fall down. Special, personal items, such as photos, tickets, cards, and other flat memorabilia work very well. You can look through magazines and cut-out anything that strikes your fancy as well. You can hang up some 3-D objects, as long as they aren't too heavy. Pin them to the board using a thumb tack or pushpin. Here are some ideas of small 3-D objects that you can hang up: Key chains Necklaces and bracelets Pendants Pins You make a collage by layering and overlapping your items. You can also arrange everything in a grid-like pattern with no overlapping. This is a great way to make your board even more unique. Here are some ideas of what you can pin up: 1st place science fair medals Award winning essays Personal artwork Postcards, birthday cards, or other holiday cards Tickets to concerts and movies There is a good chance that a parent, sibling, or friend might see your board. If you have something very personal, you might want to leave it off and keep it some place safe so that it doesn't get lost or ruined.

SUMMARY: Take a blank bulletin board and hang it on an empty wall. Look around your house for things you would like to have on your bulletin board. Don't be afraid to hang up some small trinkets, such as key chains. Arrange your photos and other media. Consider putting up some personal items that mean a lot to you or that you are proud of. Make sure that you won't mind other people seeing what you put up on your board.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Outdoor-use stickers, such as those designed for bikes or skateboards, are a great way to personalize your bike and come in many different designs and colors. Although you can use regular stickers, dirt and moisture will quickly break them down. To make sure your sticker will be placed the way you want it to be, consider marking where you'd like it with a pencil before application. Many skate and bike shops sell these stickers, but you can also find them online through popular vendors such as Amazon, and online bike specialty stores. Instead of placing a few stickers on the sissy bar, get creative! Decorate your handlebars, handle grips, and even your spokes with stickers. If you don't like the color of your bike, you can cover the frame entirely with overlapping stickers. If you are a fan of patterns, you can place stickers at predetermined spots throughout the frame of your bike to create patterns. Get creative with the themes and colors of your stickers. Pair cartoon characters with earthy tones, and combine characters from your childhood with brand stickers. Pairing standard-use stickers with outdoor-use stickers could help the standard stickers last longer. When choosing sticker pairs, opt for things you love. If you are a fan of both Hello Kitty and the Simpsons, for instance, you could create a small scene with these characters. Using washi tape or other stickers, layer to completely cover up your bike frame instead of painting it another color. To help your washi tape last longer, apply a coat of polyurethane or other sealant. This will ward against weather damage and peeling. If washi tape is too expensive to cover your bike completely, you can also use patterned duct tape. There are countless patterns and colors to choose from.
Summary: Apply stickers designed for outdoor use. Get creative with application and location. Mix and match themes and colors. Layer stickers for an all-over change.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wash oily hair everyday but only wash non-oily hair every other day. Use conditioner after shampoo and give dry hair some extra moisture by using a leave-in conditioner. Use a deep conditioner once or twice a month. You'll need to make sure that your hair is completely dry before you begin styling it. If you have some time, you can towel dry your hair or just let it air dry. Blow your hair dry with a hair dryer if you're in a rush. Before using any heat-producing hair tools, such as curling irons, ensure hair healthiness by using a protectant spray. Divide your hair into small sections and spray the protectant on each section one at a time while holding the spray bottle about 6 inches (15cm) away from your hair. Then, give it about 5 minutes to dry. Clamp your straightener down on a small chunk of your hair about a third of the way down the strand. While keeping it clamped on the hair, rotate the straightener all the way around once so that the strand wraps around the straightener. Then, loosen the clamp very slightly while pulling the straightener downward until the strand of hair is free. Repeat this process on all of your hair and you'll have a soft, attractive, effortless-looking hairstyle. After curling all of your hair, carefully run your hands through your soft curls for about 10-15 seconds to make your hair looks a little more natural. Don't be too aggressive or extensive with this or you may make your hair straight or frizzy. Once your hair is the way you want it to look, hold a can of hairspray nearly a foot away from your head (30cm) and keep it constantly in motion as you quickly coat your hair. Using hairspray will help your curls stay in tact all day long. Take a small piece of your hair that's on your hairline and near your part. Twist it, pull it towards the back half of your head, and secure it away from your face with a couple bobby pins or a clip for an extra cute final touch.
Summary:
Wash and condition your hair. Dry your hair. Put heat protectant spray on your hair. Use a straightener to give yourself soft, loose curls. Gently run your hands through your curls. Use hairspray to make sure the curls hold. Twist and clip a piece of hair out of your face.