Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to forget a friend
Acknowledge the good things about the friendship.
Keep in mind that a friendship with a best friend is a relationship just like a romantic relationship. Relationships have a beginning and, in many cases, an ending, and getting closure for the relationship will help you move past the friendship.
A: Think about the good times you had together and the reasons you became friends in the first place. Look at old pictures to reminisce about some of your favorite times together.

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How to make curtain tiebacks
Cut a 5 by 22-inch (12. 7 by 55. 88-centimeter) strip out of fabric.
Choose a color and pattern that matches your curtains. This will be enough to make one fabric tieback.
A: If you'd like to make a another, simply cut a second piece of fabric. If you'd like to make larger tiebacks, try 9 by 30 inches (22.86 by 76.2 centimeters) instead.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

First, the man shows off the flint he has for the fire. He then puts the flint into a pile of wood. the man
A: then lights the fire, which slowly spreads throughout the wood.

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How to arrange your poems for a poetry collection
Identify your strongest poems.
Start by reading through your poems one by one. You may have a stack of forty to fifty poems that you are considering or a pile of hundreds.
A:
Read each poem and then put them in two piles: strong and weak. You can then look more closely at the poems in the strong pile and include these in the collection.