Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to ride a llama
Have someone else soothe the llama and hold the reins.
You can now get on the llama.
It is important that the llama is calm before you get on the saddle.
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- If your llama feels aggressive, it will think that you are between the animals and it will not ride if it feels threatened or irritated. The llama will not be able to ride a llama or you will not be able to ride it.
- If the llama doesn't relax before riding, she may panic or run away from you. Have either someone else help or buy another rider so that you can ride the llama safely without the rider hitting and smashing the llama.
- You can potentially fail the llama even if you feel comfortable. Lean forward with your shoulder bent so that your head is aligned with the brim of the llama's backpack and your head faces forward.
- If a llama becomes alarmed and fidgets while you are getting on, you can get injured. Having someone else settle the llama while you are mounting the pack saddle can help.
A: If a llama becomes alarmed and fidgets while you are getting on, you can get injured. Having someone else settle the llama while you are mounting the pack saddle can help.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

She then twists the braid and pins it up on the model's head. She twists it again and tightens it up and secures it with a pin again. she
OPTIONS:
- then twists the braid and pins it on top of her head.
- then lets both of her hands go and clips her braid off from the model's head with the hair handstand.
- reappears holding a hair tie and giving the model an encouraging smile.
- also makes a bun out of the braid to complete the hairstyle.
A: also makes a bun out of the braid to complete the hairstyle.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to write a summary
Read the piece thoroughly.
You should read it without making any kind of marks. Instead, focus on really understanding what the author is saying.
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- " what does this thing mean? "' make note of there ,' last word'. When he/she says that it will be done for you, you'll be able to care for it in the future.
- You will also be better equipped to prepare for the question in your own words if you read the entire piece in your own words. This is particularly important if your topic qualifies as an argument.
- This might mean that you need to read one sentence or paragraph more than once. You might also want to reread the whole piece.
- Think about quotes from previous speeches or readings, as well as how they describe the topic. It helps if you read other recordings of the piece, though, to go down those highlights.
A: This might mean that you need to read one sentence or paragraph more than once. You might also want to reread the whole piece.

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How to pay court fees
Check your local court's website to see if they accept online payments.
Most courts in the u.s. will allow you to pay your fees online. Not all are set up to do so, though, so check your local court's website to make sure your courts are set up to accept online fee payments.
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- The courts here are less strict for filing fees than in many states. Some even allow electronic payments, like a credit card or debit card.
- Most court websites will have a button directly on the homepage that will link to their online fee payment system. Some court systems will allow you to pay some fees online, but not all.
- Courts vary in terms of whether online fee payments are accepted or not. However, most courts are set up to accept online fees.
- Common online fees include : A fingerprinting fee. This does not apply in any court which does not have a website.
A:
Most court websites will have a button directly on the homepage that will link to their online fee payment system. Some court systems will allow you to pay some fees online, but not all.