Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to compromise
Step into the other person's shoes.
Before you begin negotiations, it's important to know where each person stands on the issue. Try to see things from the other person's point-of-view by stepping into their shoes.

OPTIONS:
- Envision what the experience is like for the other person and what may be driving their actions. Let's say you want to go for a month long vacation during the summer, but your partner prefers to take smaller vacations throughout the year.
- It's not enough to simply argue about the point, but also get a better idea of what you stand to gain by doing so. Even if you agree to compromise, you need to be open and patient-waiting until you're getting an agreement in writing to go forward is a no frills method.
- It is easy to get caught up in the pressure of negotiation, and asking about the people's problems will end up hurting the other person in the long run. However, it is also wise to strive for courtesy in a world where deference and politeness are required.
- You'll be a better judge of the person's change than someone else and can catch the issue in its very best light. Before you go into an agreement, make sure that you know where you stand..

Next sentence: Envision what the experience is like for the other person and what may be driving their actions. Let's say you want to go for a month long vacation during the summer, but your partner prefers to take smaller vacations throughout the year.

context: A banner is placed at the front of the stage. The kids start cheerleading on the stage. the kids in the front

OPTIONS:
- line up as the cheerleaders walk onto the stage.
- row get a standing ovation.
- hold up the banner.
- stand up and climb up the bleachers.
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next sentence for the context: hold up the banner.

IN: What happens next?

How to help poor children to have a better future
Tutor underprivileged students.
Education is one of the best predictors of success in children. You can help struggling students succeed in school by donating your time as a tutor.

OPTIONS:
- You might tutor children in reading, math, science, history, or english as a second language. You can contact your local school board or schools themselves to see if they have an after-school program to tutor children.
- Tutors will help a child with low values to succeed. Find a tutor that is encouraging, savvy, and motivated.
- This will ensure that helping children get ahead and staying on top of their tasks can go a long way towards helping them make a lot of new friends. Help teens so that their struggles don't ruin their feeling of achievement, focus on finding opportunities to do things they enjoy.
- Being a good tutor allows teachers to work with students who are underprivileged. Give babysitting time to pregnant women.

OUT: You might tutor children in reading, math, science, history, or english as a second language. You can contact your local school board or schools themselves to see if they have an after-school program to tutor children.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make gratin dauphinoise without cream
Preheat the oven.
To ensure that the oven is hot enough to bake the gratin, you must preheat it. Set the temperature to 425 f (220 c), and allow it to fully heat.

OPTIONS:
- The oven should be preheated when you plan to bake the gratin. If the oven has not been preheated yet, just turn it on and let it preheat.
- If you've programmed your oven, it should come with an oven thermometer. Make sure it's set to 420 f (220 c) before you start cooking the gratin.
- Make sure that there are no vents, as the temperature rises in your oven. Smear the butter and the flour over the surface of the gratin.
- Rub the garlic clove over a shallow baking dish. For the gratin, you'll need a fairly shallow baking dish.
A: Rub the garlic clove over a shallow baking dish. For the gratin, you'll need a fairly shallow baking dish.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to mix vintage style into a modern home
Use vintage sheets to cover your sofa.
If you have a modern sofa, covering it can keep it clean and damage-free over the years. A great way to blend vintage and modern styles while preserving your furniture is using vintage sheets as a cover.
OPTIONS:
- Remove the sheets when you first take them off, so they don't slosh out into the corners and become a distraction on your sofa. Pick up a vintage soft-knit sheet from a craft store.
- Toss a set of vintage sheets over your couch to blend some vintage style in your otherwise modern home. Keep in mind vintage sheets may be expensive.
- For example, if you use vintage sheets as a cover-over for your bed, you should also include vintage curtains to make it appear in your home. You can also re-accent your walls by wrapping vintage sheets with vintage curtains as accent strips.
- You can lay them over your old sofa so they aren't visible anymore. You can buy vintage sheet covers online or from thrift stores that make a large amount of money.

OUT: Toss a set of vintage sheets over your couch to blend some vintage style in your otherwise modern home. Keep in mind vintage sheets may be expensive.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make jalapeno poppers
Slice 12 jalapenos lengthwise and near the stem end.
Rinse the jalapenos and dry them with a towel. Use a small paring knife to cut a long slit from the stem to the end of each pepper.

OPTIONS:
- Cut 3 to 5 jalapenos into quarters, then cut each quarter in half crosswise. Use a rotary kitchen knife to cut each jalapeno in half lengthwise.
- Cut the slit deep enough to slice through to the seeds in the center of the pepper. Use the paring knife to cut a small horizontal slit near the stem.
- Cut the excess length off of the peppers according to your recipe. Apply the jalapeno seed mixture.
- Fruit is always a good option, but minced ginger is more unlikely to produce jalapenos than chipotle peppers. Bring the water to a boil and cook for 20-30 minutes.
A:
Cut the slit deep enough to slice through to the seeds in the center of the pepper. Use the paring knife to cut a small horizontal slit near the stem.