Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to make doro wat
Pour cold water and lemon juice into a container large enough for the chicken to be completely submerged.
If the container is significantly more wide than it needs to be, feel free to add more lemon juice to even out the ratio. This step can be done mainly through estimating.

OPTIONS:
- Wash the chicken and place it the lemon and water mixture. Set aside, cover and keep it at room temperature for 30 minutes.
- Stir in the grated tarragon. Tarragon is a staple of many japanese cooking dishes.
- You can add the juice as soon as the chicken (but not early in the roasting process) is done. No matter the time of day, warm water should be poured for 90 seconds before the meat is cooked to prevent scorching.
- You'll need to leave room at the top for refrigeration. Measure out about an inch (2.54 centimeters) of air and use that to fill a container roughly 6/8 full of warm water..

Next sentence: Wash the chicken and place it the lemon and water mixture. Set aside, cover and keep it at room temperature for 30 minutes.

context: How to compile and run java program by notepad
Create a class named as calculator.
This is just an example. You can create any class you want to create.

OPTIONS:
- First you need to convert the pictures into a file. In other words, format each picture on different lathes and smarties.
- You can draw numbers, consult notes, train, search, create surveys, put together circles for data, and so forth. ( in excel 2003, you could use cube icons).
- Find a button in the interface that says material format if you can. You could then pair back the html and url options next, or you can simply use the word " group " in the framework dialog box.
- Save class calculator as a java file. Notice that it must be in java format.
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next sentence for the context: Save class calculator as a java file. Notice that it must be in java format.

IN: What happens next?

How to build an indoor fort
Make this fort at the end of your bed.
At the end of your bed, tape a sheet or blanket to the frame.
In the middle of the sheet/blanket, put a high but sturdy object such as a standing lamp or, even better, a bar stool.

OPTIONS:
- Put two similar height low objects such as upright standing suitcases. Tape or use a clothespin to hold the sheet/blanket on.
- Measure out a small place so that the lamp or stool will sit on its flat end. You can place this in this spot to provide hiding spots.
- Tie a piece of velcro to that object, and secure it with a rubber band. Make sure the velcro is pointy.
- Write this in chalk on the edge of the sheet/blanket. To make it even fancier, mark a place that falls just past that centimetre.

OUT: Put two similar height low objects such as upright standing suitcases. Tape or use a clothespin to hold the sheet/blanket on.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to organize a teen's closet
Assess the clothes.
Make three piles: keep, donate and trash. Put clothes that are too small in the donate pile, and throw the moth-eaten sweaters that are beyond repair out.

OPTIONS:
- If you're debating whether something should go into the keep or donate pile, consider what you'd need to do to make it wearable. For instance, if a raincoat is missing a button, and you lost the matching button, go to a craft store and replace all of the buttons.
- If you're not sure what to donate, ask a family member or friend for suggestions. Find out what else to donate-whatever you do not need to have hidden out of sight! Don't donate.
- Don't throw away anything that is mismatched or too old. Define what your teenage clothes " clothes " are.
- Throw clothes that you find are too big and heavy in the donation pile. Keep the clothes that are too large and should still be in very good condition.
A: If you're debating whether something should go into the keep or donate pile, consider what you'd need to do to make it wearable. For instance, if a raincoat is missing a button, and you lost the matching button, go to a craft store and replace all of the buttons.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The man begins by scraping ice and snow off of the bottom of his windshield and the hood of his car and front grill. the man
OPTIONS:
- then complies and drains ice from the sides.
- dips a sponge into a liquid that gets in between the cars windshield.
- then wipes the snow off his windshield and gets in his car crawling around.
- then scrapes and kicks at ice chunks surrounding the area around the front passenger tire.

OUT: then scrapes and kicks at ice chunks surrounding the area around the front passenger tire.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to not be boring with your boyfriend
Try adrenaline-fueled activities to get out of your comfort zone together.
Adrenaline is a chemical that helps us fall in love, so boosting adrenaline can boost your love and excitement. Do activities together that will get your heart racing and your blood pumping!
Try activities like skydiving, ziplining, and bungee jumping.

OPTIONS:
- You'll fight anxiety without actually doing it! Go to a place you've always wanted to do. For your first date, go see a country that you've always wanted to visit.
- You can also try fun activities like spinning in the air, climbing, and staying in your car in extreme weather. Lean on your friend or family for support.
- Exercising together will make your entire evening feel like a breeze and get you moving for at least 30 minutes. Try a variety of both of these activities.
- If you're on a budget, try indoor rock climbing and paintball for inexpensive date ideas, or consider going hiking for free. Set a goal to try at least 1 new and exciting thing together a month.
A:
If you're on a budget, try indoor rock climbing and paintball for inexpensive date ideas, or consider going hiking for free. Set a goal to try at least 1 new and exciting thing together a month.