Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make chewy caramel
Grease the cooking pot lightly with butter.
Turn on a tv show and place in a position that is viewable while stirring.
Place a cold glass of water and vanilla next to the stove top.
OPTIONS:
- When it begins to boil, cook until bubbles appear on the surface. When bubbles do appear, whisk in only roughly a quarter cup of hot water in a small bowl.
- Cook the sugar till it's dissolved. In a plastic freezer bag, stir in chocolate mixture.
- Combine the sugar, brown sugar, corn syrup, evaporated milk, whipping cream, and 1 cup of butter in the pot. Stir constantly over medium high heat with a wooden mixing spoon.
- Fill a small saucepan with water. Measure out the ingredients using a measuring spoon.
A: Combine the sugar, brown sugar, corn syrup, evaporated milk, whipping cream, and 1 cup of butter in the pot. Stir constantly over medium high heat with a wooden mixing spoon.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Cheerleaders are standing on a blue mat. they
OPTIONS:
- are holding 0 batons while jumping and twirling them.
- are in a martial arts routine.
- start doing a routine on the mat.
- kick their legs up in the air.
A: start doing a routine on the mat.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to increase word count
Clarify your statements.
Read over your paper and look for any statements that seem long winded or unclear. Check for sentences that run more than two lines.
OPTIONS:
- Look for anything with only an optional word. For example, the phrase " 1 penny " was a big source of word count if discussing sheet metal with other people.
- Check long paragraphs for parts that seem longer than the rest. Most sentences (e.g., statements that are often longer) are long and should be in time to discuss an important topic in a clear, concise manner.
- Break apart long sentences or statements into multiple sentences. Then, clarify your ideas in each sentence to help increase your word count.
- Ask yourself each word in your paper to make sure your word count is well organized. To shorten your word count for an essay essay, you need to highlight relevant statements you believe will help you improve in word count.
A: Break apart long sentences or statements into multiple sentences. Then, clarify your ideas in each sentence to help increase your word count.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The man does a handstand. The man flips and dismounts from the bars. The man raise his arms in the air. the man
OPTIONS:
- raises his arms high before jumping bungee jumping.
- dismounts and returns to where he started.
- spins off the bars.
- walks away and hugs another man.
A:
walks away and hugs another man.