context: How to plant a child friendly garden
Avoid planting toxic plants.
A child-friendly garden should ideally be free from toxic plants, particularly ones that may look inviting. Plants with berries that look edible but are actually toxic should be avoided.
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next sentence for the context: These plants include nightshade, ivy, laburnum and yew. It's important to warn children about not touching plants such as poison ivy, nettles, and thistles as they may encounter these elsewhere (but hopefully not in your garden).

context: How to cope with anxiety and depression
Exercise regularly.
Not only does regular exercise reduce the likelihood of heart disease and other illnesses, it has also been shown to treat both depression and anxiety. There are various explanations for why this occurs.
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next sentence for the context: First, exercise releases endorphins, a feel-good chemical in the brain that improves mood. It also reduces certain immune system chemicals that cause depression and raises the body temperature, which promotes relaxation.

context: How to play cornerback
When the offense lines up, watch the running back's eyes.
An inexperienced back will either lean towards or look where he will go before the play starts, however do not rely on this.
Get into a proper two point stance.
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next sentence for the context: This means you should have your knees bent and feet shoulder-width apart. When the play starts your first three steps should be backpedaling.

context: How to find parts of speech in text
Identify the two basic parts of speech in a sentence.
There are two basic parts of speech that will appear in a sentence: a noun and a verb.
A noun is the name of a person, place, thing, or idea.
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For example: " woman ", " montana ", " pen ", " sadness ". A noun often appears after an article, such as " the ", " a ", or " an ", in a sentence.