Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

. walking down the street holding onto a skate board the boy

OPTIONS:
- puts his board down and begins to skate.
- continues talking while pointing to his skate.
- is eating a sandwich that he just pulled out of his fridge.
- stops at a sink in front of a mirror.
A: puts his board down and begins to skate.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A cake mix from a box is created. everything

OPTIONS:
- is put in a plastic cup, and dry.
- is stirred up and then poured into a pan.
- is done and the credits are shown.
- is placed on a table and rinsed.
A: is stirred up and then poured into a pan.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to act around guys
Find common ground.
One thing you can do around guys is to look for things you have in common so you can get an interesting conversation going. It doesn't have to be super deep and can be as simple as your mutual affection for community or your lifelong love for the cubs.

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- You can get to know each other best and look closely for new things to talk about. You can talk about all sorts of common topics such as school, work, and even your mutual respect for someone's opinion.
- You can start conversations by saying, " hey, hey, how are you doing? I love baseball, and i love playing pick-up. What did you think of it there last month? " Be nice to him, even if you don't like him.
- Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.
- If you have a lot in common, you don't necessarily have to find common ground, it can get more interesting when you've just met. Start with something simple like a book you read together or a movie you both enjoy.
A: Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to care for pygmy goats
Determine how much shelter you need.
To make this determination, consider the weather in your area. If you live in a mostly temperate climate, your goats may not need as substantial a shelter as other places.

OPTIONS:
- If, for example, a goat requires room to run around in, an enclosed area with ample shade is ideal. For a non-temperate climate, the goat may consume the shelter.
- Small or large groups might do best in bigger, more humid areas. Larger groups are the best for during the summer months, as the heat and humidity can make it hard to get the goat to stay warm.
- At bare minimum, you should provide a 3-sided structure that offers shelter from the sun and wind. However, if you're in an area that has severe winters, you'll need a full-on barn to protect your animals, though it can be a small one.
- If, however, your goats' immune systems are compromised or if the ground is very wet you may need to consider dividing your space into smaller areas. Identify any other utilities or facilities that are likely to attract pygmy goats.
A:
At bare minimum, you should provide a 3-sided structure that offers shelter from the sun and wind. However, if you're in an area that has severe winters, you'll need a full-on barn to protect your animals, though it can be a small one.