question: Complete the next sentence:

. a girl in jeans and a black shirt
OPTIONS:
- is standing in a carpeted driveway with a red pumpkin and its glove in her hand.
- is holding a sparkly silver hula hoop.
- is giving instructions on creating a pet parlor designed to show an illustration of a closet.
- smooths a rifle see and goes through some scratches.

answer: is holding a sparkly silver hula hoop.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A young man is seen holding his eye open in front of a mirror and attempting to put a contact lens in. He drops the lens on the sink and again tries to put the contact into his eye. he

OPTIONS:
- gives and he laughs to the camera while this is going on.
- eventually gets them out and starts to put them all in and his face is seen again.
- drops the lens again and continues trying to put it into his eye and the camera moves around in the end.
- shakes his hand angrily and sits on the sink again giving another black eye..

Next sentence: drops the lens again and continues trying to put it into his eye and the camera moves around in the end.

context: How to be comfortable around that special someone
Remind yourself that your special someone is probably nervous, too.
Everyone feels nervous when they are around a crush, and that is okay! It is actually very common.
Some people become skilled at acting confident, but inside, they are really nervous.

OPTIONS:
- Even if your crush is acting very cool and confident, he/she very well may be just as nervous about spending time with you as you are. Consider that your crush finds your nervousness endearing.
- Practice making eye contact, smiling, and even just thinking to yourself " i am positive " and " i believe in myself " are traits you are likely to have a lot of self-confidence about. You don't have to be huge self-confidence to feel safe around this person.
- You might tell yourself, " that person shouldn't be able to tell any difference. " if you feel yourself getting frustrated, check to see if you can fake courage and appear calm throughout the day.
- They make a conscious effort to remember to take deep breaths, and ask questions when they are not nervous. However, avoid making these situations worse by imagining how you'd treat your crush if he hadn't offered you the attention.
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next sentence for the context: Even if your crush is acting very cool and confident, he/she very well may be just as nervous about spending time with you as you are. Consider that your crush finds your nervousness endearing.

IN: What happens next?

The black cat is sitting right next to her and playing with the yarn while the brown cat is watching them. the black cat

OPTIONS:
- grabs the yarn ball and start playing with it.
- got up and the brown cat followed, then the black cat walked in front of the ball smoking a cigarette.
- is enjoying the yarn being knit in her lap.
- is smiling to the camera smiling as he uses his claws to draw the yarn on the blue yarn.

OUT: grabs the yarn ball and start playing with it.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

He plays a riff as he moves his legs rhythmically. He continues playing the guitar as the camera focuses on his hands and the guitar only. he

OPTIONS:
- plays the saxophone at the end.
- pauses for a bit and moves more his hands.
- then adds another note and continues playing rhythmically, looking left, right and all around.
- plays several different tunes one after the other as he strums the guitar with his pick.
A: plays several different tunes one after the other as he strums the guitar with his pick.

context: How to use adverbs
Use an adverb to describe a verb.
One use of an adverb is to modify a verb. The verb is the action in the sentence, and so an adverb tells when, why, to what extent, where, or how you did the action.

OPTIONS:
- You might have done the action quickly, calmly, or quietly, for instance. When using an adverb with a verb, the adverb often goes before the verb, though not always.
- Here are examples of an adverb. For example, " i went to the grocery store.
- The verb is accompanied by the preposition ", " which can be used as in ", " despite ", or " unfortunately ". By modifying an adverb, you can figure out where, where, why, who, what etc.
- Explain this sentence, " i got angry, annoyed, sad, frustrated, worried, distracted or unimportant when i saw sarah arrive at the scene, and i was extremely frustrated with myself after i saw her. " find a verb that is adjective-derived.
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next sentence for the context:
You might have done the action quickly, calmly, or quietly, for instance. When using an adverb with a verb, the adverb often goes before the verb, though not always.