Problem: How to act french
Use " bonjour " to greet people.
In france, it's customary to greet others with a friendly, " bonjour. " " bonjour " is used to say hello to friends and family and is pronounced " bon-joor. OPTIONS:
- " however, it's also used with strangers. It's customary to say " bonjour " when entering a shop.
- " pronounce this greeting: " bonjour. " the term translates similarly to " hello, " but without its sound.
- " " bonete " is a french phrase for " hello. " " bon-joat " is an latin translation of the french " love.
- " Say " l'aime " when greeting an acquaintance, or " j'aime " when greeting a family member or friend. Catch people if they don't recognize you.

Answer: " however, it's also used with strangers. It's customary to say " bonjour " when entering a shop.

Problem: How to begin a novel
Do writing exercises.
To generate ideas for your novel, do writing exercises using writing prompts. Create your own writing prompts or use existing writing prompts to get your creative juices flowing. OPTIONS:
- Sit down and do timed free writes using the writing prompts so you can start to get your ideas down on the page. For example, you may do writing prompts that focus on creating a specific element of your novel, such as character or setting.
- Start by creating a draft of a novel on a piece of paper. Follow these steps one by one, starting with the writing prompt.
- For example, you may have several writing prompts that you need to make up or you may want to consider prompts from other writing prompts. Be sure that there are no new or old prompts that you don't know how to follow or that might not form a chain of prompts.
- For a text, try writing out what you are going to say. For example, you could write : Write something like, " today, i am going to be writing a craft book about my preteen friend (s) who is serious about his love for chocolate.

Answer: Sit down and do timed free writes using the writing prompts so you can start to get your ideas down on the page. For example, you may do writing prompts that focus on creating a specific element of your novel, such as character or setting.

Problem: An older man in a yellow t-shirt stands by an opened garage and white car parked outside. the man OPTIONS:
- unscrews the trunk lift of the car and unrolls surfboard inside.
- soaks the car in water then throws the rag in a trash bin outside.
- pours water and solution into a bucket and wand sprayer tank.
- is talking to the camera in a room behind a car, then drives away.
Answer: pours water and solution into a bucket and wand sprayer tank.