question: Complete the next sentence:

How to make sicilian tomato sauce
For authentic siciliano-style, make sure you use fresh herbs whenever possible!
Its really worth it!
Dice one large vidalia onion.
Mince two tablespoons of garlic (about four or five cloves).
You may optionally use a garlic press or jarred minced garlic.
OPTIONS:
- Be aware that minced garlic sticks to the bottom of the tomatoes as if it were butter. Prepare sauternes (the little a-ful little pieces of sauce that they place on the bottom of their fresh vegetables).
- Pour the olive oil into the bottom of a four quart (or larger) saucepan and place over medium heat. Add the diced onions into the pan once the oil is hot (usually one to two minutes).
- Ideally, don't use garlic reservatives, as the fibres will repel the garlic odor. Wrap the diced onions in a clean damp cloth and set aside.
- Place in a saucepan over medium heat. Place a wooden or brick chimney over this add to it with garlic slices.

answer: Pour the olive oil into the bottom of a four quart (or larger) saucepan and place over medium heat. Add the diced onions into the pan once the oil is hot (usually one to two minutes).

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to teach spanish
Teach pronunciation first.
One foundation that teachers won't want to forget is pronunciation. Students often have significant problems with pronunciation that can interfere with the rest of their learning.
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- Try to teach your students pronunciation in a way that you can understand them. Following a concept discussed in step 6, your students must sound the following through their nouns and verbs: " n ", " u " and " ee ".
- Give your students a classroom lesson on pronunciation. To teach pronunciation, you'll need to give your students a class on pronunciation.
- Take time to tackle the sounds of the various spanish vowels and consonants before going onto more involved lessons. Students having english as their first language shouldn't be afraid of spanish phonetics because they're going from a very complex system into a much simpler one.
- However, teaching pronunciation before and after a lesson enables you to enhance your skills in spanish. Begin by taking some time to practice pronunciation and from your own experience, so that your new students practice pronunciation and pronunciation with repetition.

answer: Take time to tackle the sounds of the various spanish vowels and consonants before going onto more involved lessons. Students having english as their first language shouldn't be afraid of spanish phonetics because they're going from a very complex system into a much simpler one.

question: Complete the next sentence:

Two young girls are at a beach making sand castles. the two kids
OPTIONS:
- makes a wall around the castle and put it in the grass with a large bucket.
- talk and walk towards a water and a cameraman come running to capture them.
- then are standing at the shore playing in the water.
- are waiting for a boat to get tossed.

answer:
then are standing at the shore playing in the water.