IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A man is shown mowing his lawn with a push mower. he
OPTIONS:
- is pushing the lawn mower down the sidewalk.
- turns and goes back and forth, leaving marks on the lawn.
- moves around the yard as he rakes.
- is seen moving the mower around as he talks.

OUT: turns and goes back and forth, leaving marks on the lawn.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
. the lady in blue vest and brown jacket
OPTIONS:
- has some more practice punches and then takes one hand grab her elbow and go straight into a crouch and to the side to do the same and then grab her armpit to throw the punch.
- is sitting on a brown horse, while a man is standing beside the horse, holding another horse.
- holds an orange handled knife and the lady in the green vest holds an orange handled knife with the blue handled handle.
- is now standing at the mountain top preparing to get started putting bungee jumps on the ground.

OUT: is sitting on a brown horse, while a man is standing beside the horse, holding another horse.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to be an english gentleman
Show politeness to show your refinement.
Being chivalrous seems outdated to many people. However, at it's base, chivalry just means being polite to other people.
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- For example, show gratitude for your sister's amazing cooking skills after she finishes preparing dinner. Show humility by treating others with respect.
- It doesn't even need to be based on gender. Politeness goes across all boundaries, and it's a large part of being an english gentleman, as english gentlemen are meant to be refined.
- To show chivalry, stand up straight and bow properly. Smile when appropriate and don't sweat the small stuff.
- A gentlemen should not treat other people as though he or she is not a gentleman. This means respecting boundaries rather than expecting perfection from anyone.

OUT:
It doesn't even need to be based on gender. Politeness goes across all boundaries, and it's a large part of being an english gentleman, as english gentlemen are meant to be refined.