IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Two more skaters head around a curve, but one plows straight into a hay-stack, though luckily helmet-first. another helmeted skater
OPTIONS:
- tries a hand-stop, and does stop, though unfortunately his skateboard does not.
- skis straight through the stack, throwing a shovel of hay into the air.
- rolls away in pain.
- steers the wheel of his skater-sled, and they all perfectly smooth out most of the bumpy course.

OUT: tries a hand-stop, and does stop, though unfortunately his skateboard does not.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A man is throwing a ball across a field. A man wearing a medal is waving at the audience. a man
OPTIONS:
- is playing field hockey.
- from another station claps.
- throws a ball and people on the field measure the distance.
- plays an accordion in a stadium.

OUT: throws a ball and people on the field measure the distance.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to identify your attachment style
Define attachment.
People with secure attachment styles have high self-esteem and are comfortable receiving and giving love. They don't look towards others to find value with themselves and feel comfortable with intimacy, but aren't co-dependent.
OPTIONS:
- People with attachment styles will genuinely want to be with their partner and aspire to be loved in return. Self-attachment styles often differ from other styles that you might perceive as co-dependent.
- The perception that you value your partner's trust, regardless of your relationship status, should motivate your attachment style. It's often hard for people with obsessive attachment styles to connect.
- The people with a secure attachment style often feel as if they have zero self-esteem and are not submissive or self-dependent. Consider your attachment style when analyzing which forms of attachment you practice.
- They also stay calm in arguments and are mentally flexible. People with secure attachments often had stable and loving upbringings.

OUT:
They also stay calm in arguments and are mentally flexible. People with secure attachments often had stable and loving upbringings.