A man is standing on a show playing bagpipes while other around him watch in amazement. the man

OPTIONS:
- get on a break for a bit to get his breath back and plays another song.
- on the stage stops playing the instrument for a moment to.
- continues to play and the audience claps when he finishes.
- continues to play the bagpipes and ends with a violin.

continues to play and the audience claps when he finishes.

A lady pulls out a silver ladder, climbs a into a truck, and sits on a dirt bike. the lady

OPTIONS:
- puts on a microphone and it pans around the dirt court.
- checks on her pocket watch, leans over, and drinks from a brown cup.
- rides down a hilly road on the dirt bike and dances around.
- backs the dirt bike off the truck.

backs the dirt bike off the truck.

How to write phonetically
Figure out vowel features.
All vowels are voiced. Vowels are defined by the height of the tongue in the mouth (high, mid, low) and its position with regard to the lips (front is towards the lips, back is away).

OPTIONS:
- Find out what expression expressions mean to the individual. There are three main expressions (expression) and vowels: facial expressions, expression expression, expression expression, expression and expression.
- The tension in muscles when the sound is made (tense or lax) and rounding of the lips (rounded or spread) are also significant when distinguishing one vowel from another. In the received pronunciation accent of english, there are 12 pure vowels and 8 diphthongs (also called gliding vowels).
- Vowels are also pronounced in the lower registers, which are located just below the upper registers of the tongue. Vowels are pronounced at any time of the day.
- Vowels are defined by any vowel (lower, high, middle, and lower). Vowels can sound much more nasal and nasal than lip-states.

The tension in muscles when the sound is made (tense or lax) and rounding of the lips (rounded or spread) are also significant when distinguishing one vowel from another. In the received pronunciation accent of english, there are 12 pure vowels and 8 diphthongs (also called gliding vowels).

Various clips of people rope jumping play and sometimes there's just 1 person jumping alone, but most times there are between 2 and 4 and a lot of times they are alternating between jumping and holding the rope. the clips of videos

OPTIONS:
- are constantly shown of people rope boarding in different settings.
- ends and various still shot pictures involving rope jumping are shown on the screen and a black screen appears when the pictures are done and the purple and white letters appear on the screen that say " rope skipping ".
- are shown in slow motion as people are leaping roping, jumping, hanging onto the rope, disappearing into the trees and even moving carefully around.
- show people gripping the rope and preparing to jump through a hole they made in the ground pull the rope.
ends and various still shot pictures involving rope jumping are shown on the screen and a black screen appears when the pictures are done and the purple and white letters appear on the screen that say " rope skipping ".