There's a young boy standing in his kitchen with a jug of water, some lemons and some apples behind him on the counter. He is pointing to the lemons. his mother

OPTIONS:
- makes a little cross face when he shows how hard she grinds the lemons to make them.
- comes and helps him squeeze the juice out of the lemons.
- is standing next to him watching and warning him with her eyes.
- then comes along and grabs the juice and pours it in the glass she just poured out of the jug.

comes and helps him squeeze the juice out of the lemons.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to make broccoli grape salad
Cook your bacon.
Lay all your strips of bacon in a large skillet on the stovetop. Turn the burner to medium-high.
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- Let the bacon cook for about 10 minutes. Place a paper towel over the pan and your bacon will be loosened and easier to cut.
- Place three pots of water on the stove over medium-high heat and bring to a gentle boil. Carefully place your cut bacon with the peel submerged into the pot of water.
- Flip the strips over every now and then once they begin to sizzle. Cook for roughly 10 minutes, or until both sides have browned evenly.
- Let the bacon cook, then lay your strips of bacon out on a cutting board. Cook your bacon until it's light brown and crispy.

answer: Flip the strips over every now and then once they begin to sizzle. Cook for roughly 10 minutes, or until both sides have browned evenly.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to decorate your room for christmas
Add a christmas tree.
Christmas trees come in all shapes and sizes, but a smaller one might look more proportionate in a bedroom. You might also want to get a fake tree as opposed to a real one.

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- Ask a friend or relative for ideas if you find yourself struggling to think up a christmas tree on your own. Place the tree outside during the holidays.
- First, purchase a tree for your room and keep it in a box. If you don't have the money to purchase a real tree, make sure you keep one for your bedroom.
- If you're more creative than what some people are used to, consider getting a christmas tree that works with your decor. Arrange furniture so that the patterns are hidden.
- They are less likely to shed leaves and do not need to be watered. Add a small craft tree if you have some desk or shelf space..

Next sentence: They are less likely to shed leaves and do not need to be watered. Add a small craft tree if you have some desk or shelf space.

context: The white team is playing defense while the blue team has the ball and is playing offense. the blue team

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- landed one ball but the blue team did the opposite option and the ball too.
- threw the ball back to the blue team but the ball went to the field.
- takes a shot at the goal and is blocked by the goalie.
- scored and the yellow team wearing red uniform threw the ball but the yellow team blocked it.
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next sentence for the context: takes a shot at the goal and is blocked by the goalie.

IN: What happens next?

How to use bad or badly and good or well
Determine whether your sentence needs " bad " or " badly ".
Locate the word that is being referred to by " bad " or " badly " (this word usually directly precedes bad/badly). If your sentence describes a person, place, thing, or idea, you will need to use an adjective.

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- " bad " or " poorly " can only enhance an adjective, not an adverb. If you use the w-word, it should dominate.
- If your sentence describes both, then the adjective will roughly correspond. If your sentence describes individuals or a specific event, however, your adjective will probably be centralized at the top of the sentence.
- If it describes an object, place, thing, or idea, you will need to use an adjective. Good or well can be used to describe an object, organism, or idea.
- Adjectives are typically descriptive words that are used to further identify, or quantify nouns. " bad " is an adjective, so it should be used to identify or quantify nouns in your sentences.

OUT: Adjectives are typically descriptive words that are used to further identify, or quantify nouns. " bad " is an adjective, so it should be used to identify or quantify nouns in your sentences.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to grow yellow squash
Buy a packet of yellow squash seeds.
Yellow squash is a common garden vegetable, so you'll be able to find seeds at any store that sells seeds and garden supplies. Since one yellow squash plant produces enough squash to last a small family all summer, there's no need to buy more than one packet of seeds.
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- Otherwise, consider buying a packet, if possible. Start with a 15-inch (38.9 cm) packet of seeds , 21-inch (40.
- Look for saleable seeds at your local hardware store or garden center. Inspect the packet carefully to make sure it contains them.
- You can buy yellow squash seeds from any supermarket or garden store. If the growing season is just beginning, it's a good idea to purchase a packet of seeds that will be able to grow in areas with little shade or hard-soled soil.
- Yellow squash comes in two varieties: bush and vining. The bush varieties take up less space, while vining varieties spread out over the garden bed.

answer:
Yellow squash comes in two varieties: bush and vining. The bush varieties take up less space, while vining varieties spread out over the garden bed.