Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A large christmas tree is sitting in a room. a man and woman

OPTIONS:
- are putting decorations, then cutting out the sides.
- standing on top of the tree taking down ornaments and telling the camera many tricks.
- are putting lights on the christmas tree.
- are cutting the top of the tree..

Next sentence: are putting lights on the christmas tree.

context: How to turn off bitlocker
Swipe in from the right side of your screen and tap on " search.
If using a mouse, point to the upper-right corner of your screen, move the mouse pointer down, and click on " search. "
Type " control panel " into the search box and select the program when it displays on-screen.

OPTIONS:
- Locate and click on " messages, emails, alerts. Select the program you want to remove.
- Click on " bitlocker drive encryption " from the list of options provided. Navigate to the drive for which you want bitlocker disabled and click on " turn off bitlocker.
- Scroll down until you see " control panel. Go back to normal mode and follow the on-screen prompts to bypass the dialog box with bitlocker.
- Following that, access the control panel. Access this feature by swiping to the left on your screen, then entering the name of the program in the search box.
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next sentence for the context: Click on " bitlocker drive encryption " from the list of options provided. Navigate to the drive for which you want bitlocker disabled and click on " turn off bitlocker.

IN: What happens next?

How to stop your days from feeling monotonous
Set ambitious goals.
One of the best ways to break up the monotony of your day is to set ambitious goals. By setting goals, you'll challenge yourself and give yourself something to accomplish.

OPTIONS:
- Try setting small milestones on each day. Say, for example, " i'm going to work during my lunch break and then i'm going to hike 5 miles into the mountains and fall asleep on my way home at eight am.
- Instead of seeing your work or activity as something to simply get through, you'll see it as something to excel at. If you're in sales or a similar occupation, set ambitious performance numbers.
- This could be anything from writing goals down on a paper to planning a vacation for family or friends. Though one good option is setting a daily goal for yourself in the morning after your days have passed, skipping meals or completing physically demanding tasks may not be exactly the other option.
- For example, you could start setting realistic goals that are very specific. If you have one minute to spare in your day, such as cooking a meal, set that time aside for just one afternoon's exercise.

OUT: Instead of seeing your work or activity as something to simply get through, you'll see it as something to excel at. If you're in sales or a similar occupation, set ambitious performance numbers.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to deal with your friend who is being jealous of your other friends
Invite your friend to join the group.
This might feel hard if your friend has made occasions with your other friends uncomfortable in the past. However, stay positive.

OPTIONS:
- If your friend knows they're wanted in a situation, they may be less likely to act out of jealousy. Don't remind your friend of times they may have made social situations uncomfortable in the past.
- Let your friend make positive contact and try not to be irritated or even jealous when you invite them. You might say something like : " hey sarah, i really enjoyed our last sleepover and i wanted to invite you to join us next time we do this.
- Asking a friend about her feelings will make you feel better. If your friend has blatantly openly told you how she feels, calmly but firmly decline her request without displaying critical emotion.
- If you have three or more previous friends you trust, reach out to them and ask them to invite your friend. At one point, you might be able to borrow your friend's cell phone to call her.
A: If your friend knows they're wanted in a situation, they may be less likely to act out of jealousy. Don't remind your friend of times they may have made social situations uncomfortable in the past.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to cope with feeling overlooked
Speak up.
You are the best person for the job when it comes to defending yourself. Let others know when you feel like you are being taken advantage of or being treated unkindly.
OPTIONS:
- You are less likely to be walked all over if you begin speaking out about what you don't like. This is because you can teach other people how you want to be treated.
- But don't be negative, take a deep breath and realize you are probably not being treated unfairly. In fact, no one wants to be treated unfairly and it really never helps to speak up.
- Let others call you out for being critical or rude. If people refer to you as " misunderstood " or " rude " you can go stand up to them right away so others can pretend to be someone else.
- If someone is intentionally downright rude to you or makes you feel awkward when you speak up or if you feel like you have become a nuisance, know that it's time to get a break. Schedule an appointment with a therapist or a counselor if you feel like you are being taken advantage of or even treated unfairly for your work.

OUT: You are less likely to be walked all over if you begin speaking out about what you don't like. This is because you can teach other people how you want to be treated.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A man is seen standing with his arm up and climbs on top of a beam. He spins himself around performing a gymnastics routine. he

OPTIONS:
- fastens himself on the beam and swings himself around.
- then stops, stands back up and continues pulling himself up.
- makes two jumps in slow motion and proceeds to jump again.
- jumps down and and cheers while walking away and his performance is shown again.
A:
jumps down and and cheers while walking away and his performance is shown again.