Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make crumpets
Sift the flour and cream of tartar together into a bowl.
In a medium bowl, mix the yeast and the sugar together with of a cup of warm water, and let stand until the water becomes foamy.
Stir in the remaining lukewarm water.
OPTIONS:
- Mix the yeast mixture into the flour mixture, and beat vigorously for two minutes, or until you get a thick, yet smooth batter. Cover the bowl with cling wrap and let it stand in a warm spot until the batter rises and then falls.
- Gradually add the seeds, and gradually work the oats into the flour, depending on how gluten free the mixture is. Pour the flour and wet ingredients through the dough and into a bowl.
- In another medium bowl, beat the eggs 1 minute at low speed, and then add the butter mixture and whisked milk. Wait until the eggs and milk are incorporated in the flour mixture.
- When the batter starts to rise, add in the sugar; to avoid misquasing the yeast, continue to stir it as often as needed until the consistency has doubled. Drop flour into the dough, brush with oil or with a wooden spoon, then shape into the crumpets.
A: Mix the yeast mixture into the flour mixture, and beat vigorously for two minutes, or until you get a thick, yet smooth batter. Cover the bowl with cling wrap and let it stand in a warm spot until the batter rises and then falls.

You will need a toothbrush, baby powder, a glass cup or bowl, bleach, and q-tips, blowdryer, and water. first she

OPTIONS:
- uses a wet cloth and washes the comb and the bottom half of a drawer.
- begins using the dough to soap the window upside down, and then she adds leaves to make the window loose again.
- adds water pours a little bit of baby powder into the small bowl and she mixes it up using the toothbrush.
- washes the glass with a bowl and water and then she bubbles it up before adding the powder.

adds water pours a little bit of baby powder into the small bowl and she mixes it up using the toothbrush.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to install ceramic wall tile
Make sure your wall is ready to go.
Once you've removed the current wall dressings and wall items, like light switch covers, you'll want to check the base layer that you will be building on to make sure that it is structurally sound. This is important, since a rotting or weak wall can cause your tiling job to warp, crack, or even break and fall down.
OPTIONS:
- Look for signs of mold or damage to the tiling surface. Cracks are often a sign that a wall may be weak and need to be replaced.
- Check to make sure the downspouts you added will match the look of the wall. Check the bottom clay walls to look for turbo thermostat vents.
- If you can't get a basic base sheet, you can install your own. Install the 2-foot-by 2-foot wall tiles onto the 80 inch wall.
- Measure the base layer from top to bottom. The number of tiles you need to add to the top of your wall will influence your final performance.

answer: Look for signs of mold or damage to the tiling surface. Cracks are often a sign that a wall may be weak and need to be replaced.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A window cleaner in sneakers and a beanie is hanging up and cleaning a window with a towel, with other cleaners behind him hard at work. he

OPTIONS:
- lowers himself down to another section of the window and wipes it with a blade.
- walks away from the window and continues to wipe the glass clean with his towel.
- stops and drinks his soda before going over to add cleaner and smiles as he's finished.
- sprays paint on the outside of the window and starts using a pink brush to apply the paint around the pane..

Next sentence: lowers himself down to another section of the window and wipes it with a blade.

context: How to study the etymology of words
Find a good etymological dictionary.
To start informally studying etymology, buy or gain access to an authoritative dictionary that includes the linguistic origins of words in its definitions. The easiest way to tell that it does is if it has, " etymological " in the title.

OPTIONS:
- Just because it's there doesn't necessarily mean it's etymological. If it is not there, there is a greater likelihood that it is not getting into your mouth than if it is the correct dictionary.
- Your library is open all year long. Locate your textbook on etymology at http: // thekeys.google.com/books /? L=7799.
- However, it may still include etymologies even if it does not include this in the title. Check a definition to see if there is a section labeled " origin " or " etymology.
- This is obvious, but many experts believe it's easier to read a great book through to the print. If there is an etymology knowing database nearby, use it to find out.
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next sentence for the context: However, it may still include etymologies even if it does not include this in the title. Check a definition to see if there is a section labeled " origin " or " etymology.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make crustless quiche
Preheat your oven to 325 f (160 c).
Make sure that the baking rack is set in the middle.
Generously butter a 9-inch (22.86-centimeter) pie plate.
OPTIONS:
- Prepare the pie crust by greasing it with a little olive oil or by gluing the crust closed with parchment paper. In a clean 2 gallon (3.775 liter) pie pan, bake for about five minutes.
- Roll out the butter and place it on the pie plate. Measure out the whipping cream, sugar, milk, and eggs.
- This quiche doesn't have a crust, so you want to make sure that it won't stick to the pie plate. If you'd prefer individual servings, butter 4 to 6 ramekins instead.
- Prepare a side of the pie plate (or a large bowl, if working with pie) with a 2 1/2 quarts (1.9 l) water. Apply butter to a 9-inch (22.86-centimeter) pie plate/bowl.
A:
This quiche doesn't have a crust, so you want to make sure that it won't stick to the pie plate. If you'd prefer individual servings, butter 4 to 6 ramekins instead.