IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to take care of a wasp sting
Remove the stinger if necessary.
If the stinger is still in place, remove it immediately by scraping over it with a blunt object, such as a credit card or fingernail. You can also remove it with tweezers or pliers, but try not to squeeze the venom sac, as this will cause more venom to be released.
OPTIONS:
- Cut the stinger out if you need to. Some wasp sting products list for the remove on the body.
- Only remove the stinger if the person can remain still. Young children or babies who have been stung may be too fidgety to safely remove a stinger.
- Stop the wasps when they come close enough to press their stinger on you. If the wasps get close enough, they'll squeeze the sting to release venom.
- Fill a plastic container with cool water and bring it to a boil. Bring a large bowl with at least half-an inch of water on it to a boil over high heat.

OUT: Only remove the stinger if the person can remain still. Young children or babies who have been stung may be too fidgety to safely remove a stinger.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to prevent lyme disease
Stay away from places where ticks are likely to be.
There are numerous places where ticks thrive in different parts of the world.
Contact your the department of health to find out which outdoor spaces near you have tick problems.
OPTIONS:
- Avoid places with lots of woods, forest, bushes and grass, especially from late spring-mid summer when ticks are most active. Stay away from overgrown walking trails if possible.
- They may have recommendations for anyone who walks by or who may know your body type that can help you use preventative measures if you become ill. Try not to go near areas with large populations of ticks.
- Ticks are typically over 7 feet (4.6 m) in diameter, though some can grow up to 12 feet (3.0 m) in diameter. Get ticks as far away from each other as possible if possible.
- Visit a local mental health clinic that has been evaluating ticks and thus begun developing appropriate treatment programs for tick exposure. Watch out for ticks in areas where ticks are most frequently found.

OUT: Avoid places with lots of woods, forest, bushes and grass, especially from late spring-mid summer when ticks are most active. Stay away from overgrown walking trails if possible.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to become a horse eventer
Go to useventing.com and find a few certified eventing trainers in your area.
When you find one you like, start taking regular weekly lessons with them.
After a while of taking lessons, go ahead and lease a horse from your trainer.
OPTIONS:
- He will end up spending a significant amount of time and effort training you, and then you won't have to worry about taking your horse to the tack store right away. Once you get a horse, you might try buying the horse from him.
- This will allow you to experience ownership without jumping into it unprepared. After a couple years of lessons and leasing, start shopping for an event horse with your trainer.
- This is optional but is encouraged to do, because people get many inexperienced trainers. When you get your first horse you may become considered a horse rental/breeder.
- Horses can get injured in the ring. Don't worry...it will be alright.

OUT:
This will allow you to experience ownership without jumping into it unprepared. After a couple years of lessons and leasing, start shopping for an event horse with your trainer.