The best way to resolve any fight is through open communication. Find somewhere quiet and invite your brother to talk about the situation with you. Enter the conversation with a positive attitude. If you are defensive or upset he will sense it in you. If you are feeling frustrated by his behavior, tell him. Your brother may not understand the consequences of his actions. Be honest about your emotions One good way to share your feelings is through the "I-Message" method. . Create a sentence using: "I feel_____________when you___________because___________." This will prevent your little brother from feeling attacked. It may feel from your perspective that you have done nothing wrong. But younger children are often sensitive and feel powerless. Let your brother know that you are on his side and are trying to fix the problem by apologizing. Sometimes it is necessary to let go of your pride in order to solve a conflict, especially with someone younger than you. Young children often feel their feelings are unheard in a family. Show him that you care about him and understand him by being a good listener.
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One-sentence summary -- Start a conversation. Tell your brother how you feel. Know when to apologize. Listen to your brother.

Q: Be sure to check the price, as it does change every now and again due to popularity.
A: Go to the Grand Exchange and buy 1000 cowhides. Go to Al Kharid and tan all of them into leather or hard leather. Go back to the Grand Exchange and sell all of your leather.

Article: You can't use "Select All" on a regular iPhone screen (e.g., inside of the Settings app or on the Home Screen), but you can select all text on a Notes or Word app page. This will also work for your writing in the Messages app. This will place your cursor on the page. A pop-up magnifier will appear after a moment. Once the magnifier appears, you can release your finger; at this point, a pop-up bar will appear above the text. It's in the pop-up bar. Doing so will select all text on the page.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open a writing app. Tap the page. Tap and hold a piece of text. Release your finger. Tap Select All.

Problem: Article: One use of an adverb is to modify a verb. The verb is the action in the sentence, and so an adverb tells when, why, to what extent, where, or how you did the action. You might have done the action quickly, calmly, or quietly, for instance. When using an adverb with a verb, the adverb often goes before the verb, though not always. For instance, say you have the following sentence: "She ran to the store." Identify the verb. In this case, the verb is "ran." Add an adverb before "ran" to describe or modify it: "She quickly ran to the store." You could also write this sentence this way: "She ran to the store quickly." An adjective describes or modifies a noun, which is a person, place, thing, or idea. An adverb can be used to modify adjectives. It tells more about the adjective. Take the following sentence: "She was a sad cat." Identify the adjective in the sentence. "Sad" describes cat, a noun. Add a modifier before "sad," which is the adverb: She was a very sad cat. "Very" tells you to what degree the cat was sad--not a little, not a moderate amount, but extremely sad. When you use a word to modify or describe an adverb, it's also an adverb. It tells you more about the other adverb. For instance, start with this sentence: "She walked quickly." In this sentence, "quickly" is an adverb. Next, put an adverb before it to modify it: "She walked extremely quickly." In this sentence, "extremely" and "quickly" are both adverbs. "Extremely" modifies the adverb "quickly," and "quickly" modifies the verb, "walked." Sometimes, you can use an adverb at the beginning of a sentence to change what the sentence means. These adverbs are followed by a comma. Take this sentence: "The dog was outside." If you add an adverb at the beginning, the meaning shifts a little: "Unexpectedly, the dog was outside." Conjunctive adverbs, which are types of adverbs, can help you join two sentences together. An independent clause is just a sentence with a subject and verb that can stand on its own. When you use conjunctive adverbs to connect or transition between sentences, you need a period or semi-colon. For example, say you have these two independent clauses: She ate pie. She regretted it. You can connect these sentences in one of two ways with conjunctive adverbs: "She ate pie. However, she regretted it." "She ate pie; however, she regretted it."
Summary: Use an adverb to describe a verb. Modify an adjective with an adverb. Pair an adverb with an adverb. Use an adverb to introduce a sentence. Connect independent clauses with conjunctive adverbs.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need two parts powdered milk and one part water. A good starting amount would be 1 cup (125 grams) powdered milk and cup (120 milliliters) water. Pour the powdered milk into a bowl first, then add the water. This paint is similar to tempera paint in that it has a slightly chalky finish. How many jars you divide the solution into depends on how many colors of paint you want. Keep in mind that the more you divide it, the less paint you'll have for each color. Start with 2 to 3 drops of food coloring, give the solution a stir, then add more if needed. You can also use powdered tempera instead of food coloring. You can find this in arts and crafts stores. You can use this paint with a brush or with your fingers. Store the paint in the fridge in a tightly-closed jar when you are not using it. It will last about four days before expiring due to the powdered milk.

SUMMARY: Mix together some powdered milk and water. Divide the solution into smaller jars if you want more colors. Stir in a few drops of liquid food coloring. Use the paint and refrigerate it when you are done.

Article: Immerse yourself in the tub. Let all your stresses wash away. Let your worries dissolve into the water. Think happy thoughts of sun-kissed beaches and starlit skies. Let all thoughts of kids, work and money evaporate with the steam. Open your mind, meditate and just enjoy! When it starts to feel less enjoyable or it's getting too cold, it's time to hop out. You've just pampered yourself and you'll feel a whole lot calmer.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Check the water temperature before getting in. Relax. Stay for as long as it feels comfortable and pleasurable.