Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pick a song that's appropriate for your range and abilities. Go for a lesser known song. Choose an artist or song that is particularly meaningful to you.

Answer: Choose a song that plays into your strengths and downplays your weaknesses. If you have an incredibly powerful voice, pick a bold, loud song. If you've got a killer range, pick a song that shows it off. You're better off choosing a simpler song that you can sing comfortably than a challenging song. To make yourself stand out, go for a more original song. Steer clear of the over-performed classics, unless you're sure you can put a really unique spin on one. Do your research so you understand your artist's style and history. Be ready to talk about your reasons for picking a particular song or artist in case the judges ask. Avoid giving cliche reasons for picking your artist. Try to find an original perspective.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try adding honey. Add milk for a hint of sweetness. Use artificial sweeteners. Try fresh fruit or fruit products.

Answer: If you want to add a bit of sweetness to your tea, try adding a small spoonful of honey. Honey has antifungal, antibacterial, and antimicrobial properties. It can potentially boost your health as well as sweetening your tea. Honey is very sweet, so a little goes a long way. Add only a small teaspoon of honey to a cup of tea. If you dislike sweetening your tea too much, consider adding milk. Milk can add a mild, creamy flavor that is somewhat sweet. However, it will not make your tea too sugary. Just make sure not to use milk if you're lactose intolerant. Some people find milk helps them fall asleep. While the truth of this claim is unclear, if milk has helped you sleep in the past, it may help you fall asleep when mixed with chamomile tea. Sugar can add a lot of calories to tea unnecessarily. If you want to sweeten your tea, but do not want the extra calories found in sugar, opt for artificial sweeteners. Something like stevia, sold in most supermarkets, can be used to sweeten tea. For a healthy option to sweeten your tea, go for fruit. Try adding a few slices of apple or a few blueberries to your tea. You can also add something like fruit juice to add a little sweetness to your tea. If you're trying to cut back on sugar, make sure to avoid juices with added sugar.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wait for the right time. Choose the right moment. Choose a good place to have the conversation. Do it in person.

Answer: If you've decided it's time to end your relationship, the first thing to figure out is when to do it. If you want things to end amicably, you'll want to choose a time when ending the relationship will result in as little disruption to the other person's life as possible. It may be tempting to try to get it over with right away, once you've decided to end a relationship. Instead, try to pick a time--soon--when you can have this difficult conversation that won't cause any more trauma than necessary. If possible, avoid breaking the news on major holidays, right before the person has to go to some important meeting or function, or in conjunction with other major life setbacks like the loss of a job, parent, or pet. Be sensitive to these situations, and be willing to push the schedule back a few days if necessary. Pick a time that you won't be rushed, setting aside a couple of hours for the conversation. Having a time limit for the conversation in mind is a good idea, in case things get out of hand. Decide in advance how much time you will spend, and if you can, make plans that require you to depart at the end of that time. By the same token, do make sure you have enough time to have an honest conversation about the topic and answer any reasonable questions the other person may have. Choose a good place to have this conversation. The best option is usually a place that is neutral and semi-private. You don't want to choose a place that is completely private, as this increases the possibility of the other person making a scene or giving emotional speeches that might persuade you to change your mind. By the same token, you don't want to do this in front of people you know or somewhere that every word you say will be overheard. This can be embarrassing and humiliating for the other person. Do not plan to end the relationship via text, email, a social networking site, or even via phone call if you can help it. This detached way of ending a relationship may be easier for you, but it is disrespectful to the other person. Ending a relationship via text or email can also increase the possibility of misunderstandings, which could lead the other person to feel that there is still hope when there is not.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Politely ask, "Comment allez-vous? Ask friends and family "Comment ca va? Shorten the question to "Ca va? Change it to "Comment vas-tu?

Answer:
" This is the standard phrase used to ask someone how he or she is. It can be used in any situation, but it is most frequently associated with formal situations, strangers, and elders. The correct pronunciation of the phrase is kom-mohn tay-lay voo. Comment means "how." Allez is a conjugated form of the verb "aller," meaning "to go." Vous means "you." A more literal translation of this phrase would be, "How do you go?" " This is a less formal, more casual way of asking someone how he or she is, so it should only be used for people with whom you are familiar. This phrase is roughly pronounced, koh-mohn sah vah. Comment means "how." Va is another conjugated form of the verb aller, meaning "to go." On its own, ca is a pronoun meaning "it." A more literal translation would be, "How does it go?" " A very informal way of asking "how are you?" is to simply ask, "ca va?" Pronounce the question as sah vah. A more literal translation would be, "does it go?" It is, however, somewhat similar to asking someone in English, "What's up?" " While similar to the formal, polite form of the question, this phrase is used in casual settings among friends. Pronounce this question as koh-mohn vah too. Comment means "how," vas is a conjugated form of the verb "aller," and tu is an informal way to say "you." Translated literally, the question asks, "How do you go?"