How to order at chipotle
Choose your " vessel.
You can have a burrito in a large flour tortilla, crispy or soft corn tacos or soft flour tacos. If you don't want any tortillas, you can order a burrito bowl or a salad.

OPTIONS:
- Choose according to what type of taco you want to serve. You can order any combination of both hot and cold tortillas.
- You can choose to order a " double-wrapped burrito " with two flour tortilla shells at no additional charge. This is best to do if you like more of a bite or if you plan on piling your burrito too high to wrap with just one tortilla.
- Be sure to reserve separate jars for transportation to the taco location. For convenience, a 20 or 25-gallon (180-90 l) paper tortilla container may work as a container.
- Make sure the tortilla is thick enough. If you order a thick tortilla, you will have to substitute a sheet of cheese, between 1 and 2 tablespoons of mozzarella cheese , 15 minutes of salsa, and 3 garlic cloves.

You can choose to order a " double-wrapped burrito " with two flour tortilla shells at no additional charge. This is best to do if you like more of a bite or if you plan on piling your burrito too high to wrap with just one tortilla.

question: Complete the next sentence:

We see the title screen on how to make a drink. The man pours three liquors and some lime soda in a glass. he
OPTIONS:
- then mixes the liquors with the shot glass.
- pumps the drink together and stirs it around.
- shakes it with his head.
- stirs the glass with a metal tool.

answer: stirs the glass with a metal tool.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A man on the left serves the birdie both men on the right miss it. the man on the right serves

OPTIONS:
- several more times and leaves two balls, the left is distracted by the ball.
- and the man on the left hits it back but it hits the net.
- with his left arm.
- the birdie left to the left..

Next sentence: and the man on the left hits it back but it hits the net.

context: How to practice proper business etiquette in japan
Be timely!
Japanese companies run on tight schedules which are strictly adhered to. Call one to two hours beforehand to say you are on your way. If you will be late, call as far in advance as possible; giving less than a one hour notice is bad form.

OPTIONS:
- Being late may be more likely than not to result in a delay in marketing. Visiting japan from sunrise to sunset in the evening may result in rapid, nonstop internet-surfing from sunrise to sunset.
- Expect the worst when the representative from the japanese company calls. Once you are there however, after giving your greeting, you will be responsible for addressing the representative on a more informal scale.
- International companies will take much longer to issue notice than to receive a message 24 hours after an event. Take advantage of this period to gauge how fast you should be arriving; chances are you should be arriving at least thirty minutes before dinner time (or less).
- The same goes for the ending of meetings. If it is scheduled to end by 4 o'clock, try your best to finish on time, leaving enough time to say goodbye.
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next sentence for the context: The same goes for the ending of meetings. If it is scheduled to end by 4 o'clock, try your best to finish on time, leaving enough time to say goodbye.

IN: What happens next?

How to throw a casual spring break party (teens )
Check with your parents.
Make sure they're okay with you throwing a party, and that they trust you enough to leave you alone. ( who wants parents hovering around the party, sniffing everyone's paper cups? )
Decide when you want to have the party.

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- Think about six weeks ahead of time, so that your parents won't wait too long to invite you. Also, decide if you'd be willing to host your party in your house or while your parents are away from home, or whenever you have a spare.
- This will go into their minds and hopefully they will be willing to split the cost and have something fun without your parents around Decide which party to use. If you can, choose a mixed event to have on the list.
- Some parties are held at you house, while others are hosted at your school. If you can, select the opportune day for the party, and plan the party accordingly.
- A good time is maybe the last day of school before spring break. Have people come to the location at about 6:30 pm (try to arrange it so that they arrive in groups), and let the party continue until around 1 am.

OUT: A good time is maybe the last day of school before spring break. Have people come to the location at about 6:30 pm (try to arrange it so that they arrive in groups), and let the party continue until around 1 am.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to build strong friendships in school
Make some friends.
Meeting new people can be difficult, but you just have put yourself out there and be your charming self. This involves being brave and approaching new people and maybe even stepping outside of your comfort zone a little bit.
OPTIONS:
- Having new people in your life can really boost your confidence and it can also make you a lot more popular. If you make a lot of new friends, the first step to building strong friendships in high school is to find people who are friendly, kind, and are dedicated to being popular.
- It's great that you find someone you can turn to for advice, but that doesn't mean you have to only talk to that one. Keep in mind that some of the other people in your circle are probably better friends.
- Your friends will get to know you better, and you'll feel more confident in yourself. If you're a girl who's over 21 or just left home, having some friends is a great idea.
- To meet new people, join after school activities or be social in class by offering to answer questions and helping others when they don't understand the material you're learning. In the halls or during lunch, walk up and talk to strangers and try to find some common ground to build upon.

answer:
To meet new people, join after school activities or be social in class by offering to answer questions and helping others when they don't understand the material you're learning. In the halls or during lunch, walk up and talk to strangers and try to find some common ground to build upon.