IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to know if a girl is playing games with a guy
Ask her how she feels about you.
There are a lot of ways you can try to read the signals, but the easiest thing to do is just be upfront with the girl. Ask her if she really likes you, and don't be afraid to say that you feel insecure about it sometimes.
OPTIONS:
- This is how a great boyfriend will pick up a girl, and it can help to know that she likes you even more. Be honest about your feelings and how you feel about her.
- If you do this constantly it might get on her nerves, but there's nothing wrong with asking her. Don't accuse her, just say sometimes you worry.
- Listen closely to her it seems like she thinks you are a cool guy. Or, if she asks you what you think about everything, then she might be hiding something.
- Wait patiently for her answer before being closer to her. Being a little clingy is okay, but only when you do just get close to her will she tell you how she feels.

OUT: If you do this constantly it might get on her nerves, but there's nothing wrong with asking her. Don't accuse her, just say sometimes you worry.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A young asian boy begins walking out of a building on to the concrete. a group of boys
OPTIONS:
- is outside practicing from behind a rock.
- are laying clean concrete covering the sidewalk on side of the street.
- with ears in walk past him and their walk slows down, for a brief second before going back.
- then appear dressed in a white karate shirt fighting against one another.

OUT: then appear dressed in a white karate shirt fighting against one another.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to brake on ice
Keep a safe distance from other cars.
While tailgating is always a bad practice, it's especially dangerous in icy conditions. Stay at least 8 seconds behind the vehicle ahead of you.
OPTIONS:
- If you're not used to winter driving, stay 10 seconds behind. To measure your following distance, pick a fixed point ahead of the vehicle you're following.
- This is the distance you need to brake safely at any time. If you can, stay behind another car with a clearance high enough so you have enough clearance to enter and exit the vehicle safely.
- Keep a firm eye out for oncoming cars and let them get as close to you as possible. Don't brake with your tires on the ice.
- When a car passes you, look back for oncoming cars. Always wear the proper protective gear when driving around ice, such as gloves, wide-brimmed hats, and disposable helmets.

OUT:
If you're not used to winter driving, stay 10 seconds behind. To measure your following distance, pick a fixed point ahead of the vehicle you're following.