IN: What happens next?

A woman wearing butterflies wings costume playing beerpong. a woman

OPTIONS:
- is wearing a catty costume is standing behind the table.
- wearing a red shirt from sazera playing beeramong an audience break dance.
- jumps holding the girl hair in her hands.
- balancing on stilts in a room.

OUT: is wearing a catty costume is standing behind the table.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to write a fictional story from an animal's point of view
Think of an animal to use, picking your favorite animal would make this step very easy.
I recommend that you do so because, not only will it make it convenient, but it would help you love the characters and the book much more.
Put some character into your animal.

OPTIONS:
- You can't just make him/her have a wooden personality. Put some emotions in there, use some of your own personality and put it in there, or maybe some of your friend's feelings and little quirks.
- Start with a inanimate object, anything that you want your characters to like. You could build something out of some boxes, cardboard boxes, anything.
- Your hero may already have some backstory worked out for them, so take some time to add it to your story. Try having one that puts the character in the arms of a predator or animal.
- Do this first, because see how it will work. Maybe a horse with a calm disposition (not a warrior or human with an angry disposition; we're just human), or maybe a fifteen year old with a hyper fire temper.
A: You can't just make him/her have a wooden personality. Put some emotions in there, use some of your own personality and put it in there, or maybe some of your friend's feelings and little quirks.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
This man is lifting a tile off the roof using the pointed part of the screwdriver. the camera
OPTIONS:
- shows a low of an area.
- zooms in to show the dirt in the middle where there isn't any tiles.
- pans to show the concrete strip driven underneath where the concrete is being vacuum and the carpet is being removed.
- pans around to show one of the two men and a woman walking back to the house.

OUT: zooms in to show the dirt in the middle where there isn't any tiles.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

A guy stands in the fields and lights a piece of paper. a guy

OPTIONS:
- smokes a cigarette in front of a house.
- plays the guitar in the field.
- tosses the piece of paper towards stack wood and then runs.
- squats on the field.
****
Answer:
tosses the piece of paper towards stack wood and then runs.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to act like you care
Use non-verbal communication.
. Active listening is a style of listening in which the listener demonstrates their attentiveness to the speaker.
OPTIONS:
- The speakers are aware when an interested remark comes up and can provide an important focal point in the conversation. In order to put emphasis on a desired topic and display noticeable attentiveness to those listening, all parties must realize what the speaker intended to say.
- Active listening means you repeat what the speaker says back to them in your own words, rather than paraphrasing what the speaker says. For example, " i hear you saying that you can't believe anything can be wrong.
- There are many ways you can show attentiveness without speaking. Maintaining eye contact is a common way of showing that you are listening.
- Some experts think it is a technique of communicating when the speaker should, but understand that it can be effective as long as it's connected to communication. Passive actively listening can be challenging, and often shows that you care a great deal.
A: There are many ways you can show attentiveness without speaking. Maintaining eye contact is a common way of showing that you are listening.

The man sticks the a baton in the back of his shirt the bows, he pulls it out then begins to dance. The man flips two times and tries to catch the baton but it falls. the man

OPTIONS:
- buy the baton and begins dancing but it falls off of his arms and he has to grab another baton.
- throws the baton onto the field full of people and starts to continue dancing and banner twirling.
- balances, then try again, but it falls further behind.
- moves the baton on his neck, and does a spin then moves the baton on his neck.
moves the baton on his neck, and does a spin then moves the baton on his neck.