IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make a chicken chimichanga
Heat a pot over medium heat.
Add the chicken, onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, salt, and pepper into the pot.
Mix and coat the chicken with the ingredients.
OPTIONS:
- Cover the pot with a lid and cook for 45 minutes. Stir occasionally to allow the chicken to braise.
- Turn the heat to high and cook on low heat for 20 minutes. Add the chicken with the onions and peppers and cook for another 20 minutes.
- Use a spoon to mix and coat the chicken, stirring continually so that the chicken gets fully coated. When you add the chicken, use the back of a spoon to push all of the contents aside and into the pot, except for the onions and peppers.
- Stir the sauce every half hour or so to insure that everything is wet and bubbling. Then remove the pan from the heat and spoon about cup (99 g) of the chicken sauce into the bottom of the pot.

OUT: Cover the pot with a lid and cook for 45 minutes. Stir occasionally to allow the chicken to braise.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to survive a long flight when you have your period
Consider booking an aisle seat.
If it is possible, book a seat that is on the aisle. You will likely want to get up every hour or two to visit the restroom, and if you are sitting in the aisle, you won't have to bother any other passengers in order to do so.
OPTIONS:
- If you aren't able to get an aisle seat, try not to worry. Yes, you will have to ask your neighbor every time you want to get up, and yes, they might get mildly annoyed.
- Learn to use the restroom before the flight. Read the airline's instructions and get to know the little bathrooms in main aisles.
- Make sure your aisle seat is clearly marked using your all-star name. The very important thing you will know about your seat is whether or not you have to write it down on your ticket.
- If you can't find a seat at the front of the plane, you will likely need to find seats on the left side. You can book a seat in the aisle if you are able to or would like to.

OUT: If you aren't able to get an aisle seat, try not to worry. Yes, you will have to ask your neighbor every time you want to get up, and yes, they might get mildly annoyed.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to deconstruct a text
Look for the assumptions.
An article entitled' how to deconstruct a text' likely assumes a text can be deconstructed, and also that that deconstruction can be described in a systematic way that applies to all texts similarly. Neither of these assumptions may be true.
OPTIONS:
- Look for what assumptions the writer makes that already bias the interpretation of the meanings the text discusses. Look for the tension between the spirit and the letter of the text.
- If you do deconstruct a text, follow the steps discussed above to get an overview of the implications that might occur. If you wrote an article about fine motor skills, view this as the first step in deconstruction.
- Look at the condition of the text. Read it again to see if any parts have changed much.
- An article about " how to deconstruct a text " indicates that the statement is valid. Most concerns and assumptions that can be made based on the statement are almost always accurate.

OUT:
Look for what assumptions the writer makes that already bias the interpretation of the meanings the text discusses. Look for the tension between the spirit and the letter of the text.