Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The man picked up the frisbee and play with it as the dog followed it. The man threw the frisbee and the dog catch it and bring back to the man. the man

OPTIONS:
- picked up the dog and play sign and the dog bounced it up and down while it played with the frisbee.
- toss the frisbee to the dog and the dog jumped to receive it before fs.
- wiped the frisbee and then threw it again and the dog caught and brought it back to the owner.
- played with the dog again while the dog jump high up on his back.
A: wiped the frisbee and then threw it again and the dog caught and brought it back to the owner.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to save on postage for your wedding invitations
Watch your weight.
The heavier your wedding invitation is, the more it will cost to send. Be careful about your choice of paper as well as the number of inserts you include.

OPTIONS:
- Consider combining some of the information you need to include onto fewer sheets of paper rather than giving each insert its own piece of paper. For example, you could include a map to the reception on the back of the hotel information.
- Some fliers can cost anywhere from $50-40 and others can cost up to $500. A general rule of thumb is that if a runner gets 40 inserts at twice the cost they are likely to overtax.
- Even if your invitation is strong but sloppy, it is still likely to cost you less than 20% of the overall amount needed. Bigger envelopes can cost under $500 in the united states, but larger ones can be easily borrowed at the store.
- You will need to save up for smaller paper invitations (10900ml). Excess paper means overflow and the invitation could be ruined.
A: Consider combining some of the information you need to include onto fewer sheets of paper rather than giving each insert its own piece of paper. For example, you could include a map to the reception on the back of the hotel information.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man pulls up his socks and puts on a pair of gloves. he

OPTIONS:
- hops up on the ladder and jumps off the side.
- goes to a hardware store and picks up together electrical components for installation.
- applies nail polish to his fingers.
- then engages in a game of jousting.
A: then engages in a game of jousting.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

She balls it up and puts it on a cookie sheet. She puts the cookie sheet into the oven. She stands next to a brown dog and talks. she

OPTIONS:
- stands next to a red stuffed fur ball.
- puts butter on a pan and mixes various ingredients together.
- takes the cookies out of the oven and takes a bite.
- takes out the cookie and cuts two segments open and putting them on a plate.
A:
takes the cookies out of the oven and takes a bite.