Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to address an mp
Refer to an mp by their title and surname when speaking to them.
When in conversation with an mp, use their title (such as dr., mr., mrs., or ms.) and their last name. For example, you'd say, " pleased to meet you, mr. smith.

OPTIONS:
- " this makes you possibly refer to them as m.d. s, an abbreviation for british english s, or m.c.
- I'm ollie sunshine and we both work with ms pharmaceuticals. " If you want to contact an mp with a title, you can use the first initial and then the mp's title instead.
- " look on your nation's parliament website to find your mp's preferred title. It's important to double check their title instead of making an assumption.
- " you should also address the mp by their initials, so they are also known by their title in polite, professional situations. For example, you might write, " dear dr..

Next sentence: " look on your nation's parliament website to find your mp's preferred title. It's important to double check their title instead of making an assumption.

context: How to prevent coat dryness in dogs
Notice the symptoms.
There are some common symptoms that occur when your dog has dry skin. Your dog will likely spend great amounts of time itching or licking himself.

OPTIONS:
- Take note of this and ensure that your dog regularly exfoliates. Use a child's toothbrush to blow your dog's fur.
- It can also look like the skin has become irritated due to the chemicals in its cells. To determine what is causing your dog's dryness, it might be helpful to get a small piece of paper that you can use to write the symptoms out on and/or mark the side of your dog's head.
- He may also rub his skin against furniture or the carpet. If this behavior happens for long periods of time or every day, your dog likely has dry skin or another skin condition.
- If you suspect your dog has dry skin, make an appointment with your vet and see if you notice any unusual symptoms. Some common symptoms include : Scratching under the nails drinking cold water (mild but fast ) Make your dog's bed.
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next sentence for the context: He may also rub his skin against furniture or the carpet. If this behavior happens for long periods of time or every day, your dog likely has dry skin or another skin condition.

IN: What happens next?

How to help loved ones with borderline personality disorder
Discuss your limits.
When you are helping a loved one with bpd, you need to set up strict boundaries for your relationship. Your loved one will likely be going through an emotional rollercoaster at any point and can take it out on you.

OPTIONS:
- Have an honest discussion about what your personal limits are and what you won't take from your loved one. For example, tell your loved one, " if you start verbally abusing me, i am going to walk away.
- Ask your loved one to set boundaries for you and make a plan for when that time comes. Setting your limits will help your loved one feel less anxious and more at ease while they are in your presence.
- Your friend/family might ask what your limits are, even if they don't agree. You can accommodate by giving them a tried-and-true treatment, but you can also help your loved one better but have them put your expectations ahead of yours.
- Emotional boosts are the norm among friends, but people with borderline personality disorder cannot build strong support networks for themselves. Try to go into the relationship feeling other people can support your.

OUT: Have an honest discussion about what your personal limits are and what you won't take from your loved one. For example, tell your loved one, " if you start verbally abusing me, i am going to walk away.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to pack for a seven day vacation
Check weather patterns in your destination city.
If you're not leaving for a few weeks or even months, find a list of average highs and lows for the time of year that you're going to a particular place.
Search for averages on wikipedia; the site lists average temperatures in the " climate " section on most pages for countries, states, and provinces.

OPTIONS:
- Look for weather trends in your city or state. For example, if you're going in the warmer months, look for places that offer interesting weather according to season.
- Figure out if you'll be travelling more than 1 day, or several, each time. Ask your hosts or friends if they have any tips about week-to-week weather events.
- You might also google the weather in a given city. For example, you can search " average temperature in chicago in april " to get results that will be helpful for choosing what to pack.
- Most cities have averages posted on your bus and train station schedule, too. Check your local weather forecast before you leave for a week or two before the trip.
A: You might also google the weather in a given city. For example, you can search " average temperature in chicago in april " to get results that will be helpful for choosing what to pack.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to stick to your goals
Set short term goals and deadlines.
Having smaller, more manageable goals can increase your motivation and make it more likely that you'll stick with them. You'll also be able to track what's working and what's not.
OPTIONS:
- For example, a short term goal might be to get more street pass privileges, and another small goal might be to get more soda. Incorporate these goals into your plan and you'll be more consistent.
- For example, take any worst case scenario and set short-term goals. Once you're less frustrated by small, manageable goals, you'll be able to stick with them.
- Start by getting a calendar that you can use to monitor both your milestones and deadlines. Keep a deadheading tracker in your purse or by your bed when you're not using it.
- Reaching smaller deadlines will also give you a sense of accomplishment. If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by large projects or goals, breaking them into smaller steps makes it less intimidating.

OUT: Reaching smaller deadlines will also give you a sense of accomplishment. If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by large projects or goals, breaking them into smaller steps makes it less intimidating.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to ask a girl to join your clique
Become their friend if you haven't already.
There's no point in asking someone to join your clique if you've never talked to them before.
Put on a good impression.

OPTIONS:
- A fresh face makes a great first impression. If you're going to be hanging out at school, find a group of people who you have an easier time with.
- If you haven't been in the same class together, know each other and talk in a direct way. Make eye contact for a few seconds then look away when you talk.
- You want to give a good impression. If you ask someone to join your clique, then they will need to be able to listen and understand you, instead of noticing the fact that you smell horrible and haven't showered since last week.
- If you want her to see you as a bff, you have to show how important you are to them. In high school, you can say things like " hey, i know how my hair looks in the mirror " or " hey, freckles! I love my freckles.
A:
You want to give a good impression. If you ask someone to join your clique, then they will need to be able to listen and understand you, instead of noticing the fact that you smell horrible and haven't showered since last week.