Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man in a white tuxedo is led to a pinata by a woman in a wedding dress. he

OPTIONS:
- hits at the pinata that keeps moving up and down.
- spins the pinata around so the woman bends over and cheers.
- then puts the pinata up to his mouth, and they begin to dance.
- sprains the pinata, letting go as he proceeds to pull the card out one more time.
A: hits at the pinata that keeps moving up and down.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to use its and it 's
Use " its " to indicate possession.
When the pronoun is " it, " the possessive form is " its. " like the possessive determiners " hers " and " his, " " its " doesn't need an apostrophe to indicate possession.

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- Likewise, it doesn't need an apostrophe to indicate ownership of a particular object. Therefore, rather than relying on the possessive name " its, " it should address a specific object.
- So will " her " be " hers "? Titles like " hers " are " hers ". Use " its " to also verify that you are the owner of the product.
- Write " its " to describe something that belongs to, or is a part of, an animal, plant or inanimate object. Some example sentences may include : My oak tree loses its leaves in autumn.
- This step is useful if you have a tense, agitated, angry tense or the other way around. An apostrophe is added to " its, " and it is used as an apostrophe.
A: Write " its " to describe something that belongs to, or is a part of, an animal, plant or inanimate object. Some example sentences may include : My oak tree loses its leaves in autumn.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A boy is seen tumbling backwards and forwards in different locations and on different surfaces including grass, bounce tarps and mattresses. A boy is seen tumbling back and forward on grass lawns in different locations. the boy

OPTIONS:
- is then seen doing similar gymnastic moves on a mattress outdoors.
- continues flipping and tumbling pushing against the wheel.
- 's back flips and is seen again spinning around as well as many more clips of him flip and catapulting into the ceiling.
- continues bouncing the tarps and makes tricks with them.
A: is then seen doing similar gymnastic moves on a mattress outdoors.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

We see a lady running with a pole. The lady pole vaults and hits the mat. the lady

OPTIONS:
- falls and lays on the mat.
- stands and raises her hands in the air as the crowd cheers.
- goes down on a mat.
- stares at the mat as her instructor steps up.
A:
stands and raises her hands in the air as the crowd cheers.