Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to get over jealousy
Identify the cause.
The first step to dealing with any negative emotion is to find the thought behind it. Jealousy is no exception.
OPTIONS:
- Ask yourself: why am i jealous? Who or what is causing this jealousy? Be as objective as possible when you answer these questions. Don't fall into the trap of confirmation bias, or seeking out evidence to back you up.
- This is the hallmark of negativity. You may have some reason to distrust someone because he or she has a crush on you, or your filter just isn't working, even if you had your heart set on someone else over them a while ago.
- For example, if you have a negative thought, like " i can't stand this bad guy, " you can help remove it by identifying the underlying cause. Remember, however, that even if someone is trying to hurt you, no one can win by being jealous of you.
- If you find yourself thinking, " she's the one for me. " try to identify the source of your negative thoughts.
A: Ask yourself: why am i jealous? Who or what is causing this jealousy? Be as objective as possible when you answer these questions. Don't fall into the trap of confirmation bias, or seeking out evidence to back you up.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A woman is giving instructions on how to make her lemonade. she
OPTIONS:
- shows all of the ingredients that she uses and starts to boil them and mix them on a pot on the stove.
- pours three drinks into a glass and fills it with ice.
- demonstrates how to brown sugar in a cup and mix it with water to make lemonade.
- then adds sugar to the cup and stirs.
A: shows all of the ingredients that she uses and starts to boil them and mix them on a pot on the stove.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A person sits on front a laptop and a cube puzzle. then
OPTIONS:
- , the person places the objects in the puzzle machine.
- , a man solve a puzzle puzzle and the woman shows a tie up.
- , the person solves a cube puzzle.
- , the person insert the puzzle puzzle on the disk.
A: , the person solves a cube puzzle.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to know when you are ready to move out of home
Figure out your monthly income.
Add up all the income you receive in one month after taxes (most paychecks will have taxes already deducted from them). If your income fluctuates slightly, figure out a monthly average by looking at the past six months of your pay.
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- If your income fluctuates wildly every month, moving out might not be the best option. If you need to figure out an average of your monthly income, add up the past six months of your income, then divide by 6.
- Each month that you have live work or pay span, then write down the costs. For example, you might calculate the sale cost to $200 per week, or $2 , 200 for a month.
- This will give you an idea of if you should move in. For example, you might earn $2 , 000 in taxes this year and when you get your taxes refunded, your monthly payment will not expire.
- ( by calculating all the income you earn at home, you will be able to decide whether your income is reasonable. ) it is important to know both income and your expenses so that you can put only one for each month.
A:
If your income fluctuates wildly every month, moving out might not be the best option. If you need to figure out an average of your monthly income, add up the past six months of your income, then divide by 6.