context: There is plates of food in the sink. He empties the plates into a pot. He stirs everything in the pot together. he
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next sentence for the context: then takes a scoop of that and puts it on a plate with vegetables on it.

context: A male is sitting down with a pair of drum sticks in his hand, a long black pony tail and a black shirt is talking to the camera. The angle of the camera changes and then the guy starts to talk about the high hat. after
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next sentence for the context: , the angle goes back to black and white and he starts making four quarter notes on the instrument before talking about it again.

context: How to make math easy
Treat math like reading.
Parents often read with their kids to get them reading, but fewer do math every day with their kids. Start with counting and number recognition.
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next sentence for the context: For instance, count how many strawberries are on the plate, how many signs are on the road, how many tires are on the car, and so on. Doing so will encourage your child to start understanding numbers.

context: How to talk to parents when you babysit their kids
Start or end the conversation talking about things other than babysitting.
This will help the parents get to know you better, and you can get to know what the family is like.
Talk to the parents about pay.
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This is quite awkward, so be prepared. If they're paying you $3 an hour or less, feel free to.