In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you need to include any attachments, make sure to mention them in the body of the email to let the recipient know that they are included. Be courteous by trying to keep the number of attachments and their file size down, and by using common or widely compatible file types. For example, include a note like "I am attaching a copy of my resume and portfolio, in PDF format." Don't just rely on your email service's spelling or grammar checker. Reading your email aloud or asking someone to proofread it is a great way to catch any typos, mistakes, or unclear phrases. Always keep in mind that email is not a secure communication system. Remember that email servers can be hacked, or that your recipient might intentionally or unintentionally share information that you didn't want to be divulged. Avoid including things like passwords, account numbers, and confidential information in an email.
Summary: Include any necessary attachments. Proofread your message for content, spelling, and grammar. Make sure that the email does not contain any sensitive information.

. Be sure your clothes are always clean and they always smell good. Also have clean, neat footwear too. . Shave, wax or use tweezers to remove hair if you think being hairless is clean. Neat facial or body hair is not unclean. regularly. Scrub the dirt out from underneath nails after doing activities that are dirty, such as cleaning, gardening or being out and about all day.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash your clothes Shave Cut your nails

Q: Speaking loudly and clearly is essential for stage actors. When you deliver your lines, make sure that you are speaking loudly enough that people will be able to hear what you are saying, even at the back of the theater. However, it is important to use your diaphragm to project rather than yelling. If you yell, then your throat will get sore and you may lose your voice. Take a deep breath into your diaphragm and then try practicing breathing out and saying "ha" at the same time. This will help you to identify your diaphragm. You should feel the breath coming from your abdomen and out through your mouth as you say "ha." After you have mastered this, try speaking your lines using your diaphragmatic breath. Speaking your lines clearly is also important for a good acting voice. Make sure that you are enunciating each word of your lines so that people will understand what you are saying. To ensure that you are speaking as clearly as possible, open your mouth as wide as you can when you speak. This will help you to enunciate your lines. Emoting is also an important part of delivering your lines well. To emote, try to think about what your character's emotions should look like. For example, if you are saying something that makes the character feel sad, then you might slow down the pace of your lines slightly. You might even allow your voice to register the emotion of sadness more dramatically by speaking with a bit of a trembling voice. Consider the appropriate emotion for each of your character's lines to determine how your voice should sound when you speak them.
A: Project your voice. Enunciate your lines. Use emotion to emphasize your lines.

Article: Adding a mirror in the cage of your budgie can keep the bird entertained for hours. They love to look and talk at their reflection but be aware that there are debates about potential psychological damages. Instead of a mirror, consider a second bird. Budgies love company and will probably welcome a new friend. A mirror will most certainly with male, often also with female budgies lead to crop infections as parakeets regurgitate to feed their mates. A mirror (the feeding bird itself) will not provide the needed feedback that has to come from a real mate. If you decide to install a mirror, make sure that it's fixed to the cage and doesn't present a risk to your bird. Your bird will love the interaction and the games and is likely to become very chatty. Move your finger in front of it if it is shaking its head in the same direction, it means that it loves to play and is very active. Once the bird is at ease with you and its environment, you can let it fly in a room with all of the windows and doors closed. To call it back, switch off all the lights and the curtain of one window open, but remember the window must be closed. The budgie will be attracted towards the light. Hold it gently and put it back inside the cage. Make sure that the bird is safe. Put the cat or dog away and look out for potential escape routes. Think about your own hygiene. Your budgie is likely to defecate on the floor. Don't let it fly in a carpeted room. If there is feces on a solid surface, you can wet a paper towel and wipe it away.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Weigh the pros and cons of a mirror. Talk and play to the budgie often. Let the budgie fly in a room.

Problem: Article: Go to your local library or bookstore and browse the science fiction section. Read the back cover blurbs to see what stories they've written, and read through the whole book if it interests you. This way, you'll get an idea of how to write effectively in the genre. Try authors like Ray Bradbury, H.G. Wells, Isaac Asimov, and Andy Weir. Ask an English teacher or a librarian for suggestions on books or authors. Read writers for the format that you want to write, such as screenwriters if you want to do a screenplay or short story writers for a short story. Find movies with premises that interest you and take a few hours to watch them. Write notes on what set pieces or ideas you like so you can reference them later when you're writing. Listen to the dialogue to get a sense of how your characters should speak. Watch older movies like Jurassic Park, Blade Runner, Alien, or Star Wars, as well as new movies like The Martian, Ex Machina, Interstellar, and Arrival. When new discoveries are made, they're often published in many magazines or journals. Go to your local newsstand to find scientific publications and page through them. Write down any discoveries or articles that are interesting so you can incorporate the ideas into your writing. Look for journals that cover multiple areas of science, such as Nature or Science. See if you can subscribe to a digital version or archive of the journal if you want to access them easier. If you plan on writing a science fiction story that takes place in the future, use events currently happening in the world to help shape your universe. Watch or listen to news from around the world to get your inspiration. This could help you develop a realistic future, or even something you could incorporate into a world of your own. For example, if news came out about the discovery of a new supervirus, you could write a story about the last few survivors or how finding a cure went wrong. Ask yourself questions like "What if this happened?" or "What if this were possible?" Brainstorm ideas based on your research or inspiration to get your ideas on paper. Mark the ideas that you think are strong and expand them into a few sentences detailing your story. For example, the "What if" question for Jurassic Park is "What if dinosaurs were brought back to life for our entertainment?"
Summary:
Read old and new science fiction writers to see what ideas have been done. Watch science fiction movies to get visually inspired. Look online or scientific journals for recent breakthroughs. Stay up to date with current world news to get real-life inspiration. Use the "What if" thesis model to generate a story premise.