Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to be patient with your dog
Be consistent.
Losing patience with your dog can cause them to be confused. Your dog may not know what you want or how you will react if they do something.

OPTIONS:
- If you are busy with work and are away from home, time will slip away from your dog and ruin their routine. Not knowing what you want or how you will react may cause them to have a hard time adjusting to being patient.
- This delay is why it's important to always be consistent with your commands. Try letting your dog know there are positive things they can do and make sure you reward them each time they do something right.
- By being consistently patient, you help keep your dog from getting confused. For example, if you are patient one day while doing something with them, but then yell and get frustrated the next day, the dog will be confused and not know how to act.
- Make sure your dog knows what you want before you begin. Give your dog patience to follow you..

Next sentence: By being consistently patient, you help keep your dog from getting confused. For example, if you are patient one day while doing something with them, but then yell and get frustrated the next day, the dog will be confused and not know how to act.

context: Then she little girl is joined by her mother who begins hopping on the squares. She gives the daughter a high five. then the girl

OPTIONS:
- joins her husband in the kitchen where they talk for a second and she hugs her husband.
- begins to hop and jump across the squares.
- is shown up close wearing a pirate outfit.
- begins to chant with her hands.
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next sentence for the context: begins to hop and jump across the squares.

IN: What happens next?

Men are standing in a sandy field being interviewed. Men are in sandy field showing he girl how to play beach soccer. woman

OPTIONS:
- is talking to a camera holding a racket talking to the camera and to men on beach playing field soccer.
- is sin front of the net talking to the camera.
- is playing beach soccer in the sandy field doing shot put and throwing the ball.
- is standing in a pool and giving tutorial on how to cheer.

OUT: is sin front of the net talking to the camera.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Player 18 on the grey team retrieves the puck and makes a break down the ice perused by defenders. Player 18 takes a shot on the goal. the goalie on the orange team

OPTIONS:
- is standing where he dropped his puck before.
- hits the puck to the batter on her alternate side.
- scores and other teams run off the court preparing for the match.
- blocks the shot and puts the puck back into play.
A: blocks the shot and puts the puck back into play.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to comfort someone who is crying
Be there for them.
There's often little you can do or say that's actually useful or helpful. Words are poor comforters.
OPTIONS:
- In many cases, the important part is just being there. Your physical presence and time is often most appreciated in difficult times.
- Tell them that everything will be okay. Join them in talking or thinking things through.
- You can try to reassure them by offering brief explanations of why there are things you can do to help them through this difficult time. You might say something like, " it's all going to be okay.
- Make sure your friend and family member knows what you're doing and how to help them. Be a little neutral about what you offer.

OUT: In many cases, the important part is just being there. Your physical presence and time is often most appreciated in difficult times.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to deal with erectile dysfunction in a relationship
Empathize with each other.
Erectile dysfunction can affect each partner. If you're the partner with ed, recognize that changes to sex might be alarming or different for your partner.

OPTIONS:
- If you're the partner to someone with ed, recognize how they might feel about their dysfunction and how that might affect their self-esteem or desire to engage in sex. Be loving and empathetic to one another and recognize each other's struggles.
- Sometimes, ed may actually be extremely difficult to deal with. Identify ways that you and your partner can cope better with this major change and allow yourselves to work out a system that works for both of you.
- It's normal to experience both hormonal and physical changes due to ed. Conversely, if you're the one struggling with ed, you and your partner should be understanding and supportive of each other's needs and desires.
- Accept that this may change before you start to love each other again. Tell one another how much you love each other, and explain why any issues need to be resolved.
A:
If you're the partner to someone with ed, recognize how they might feel about their dysfunction and how that might affect their self-esteem or desire to engage in sex. Be loving and empathetic to one another and recognize each other's struggles.