An athlete is seen walking forward while shaking her arms and legs around and adjusting her swim suit. the girl

OPTIONS:
- continues speaking to the camera while having trouble fitting into the suit.
- bends forward and performs a dive into the pool while the camera pans back to a scoreboard.
- continues turning herself all around while chasing a ball to hit another ball.
- swims around the beach in front of houses and people.

bends forward and performs a dive into the pool while the camera pans back to a scoreboard.

A gymnast prepares to mount a beam. he

OPTIONS:
- flips flat on his stomach onto the beam.
- turns and spins around the beam.
- mounts, then spins and flips several times.
- spins it around before dismounting.

mounts, then spins and flips several times.

How to get your money's worth when hiring a lawyer
Decide if you need a specialist.
Many attorneys practice more than one kind of law. A general practitioner in a small office may charge less than a specialist who works as part of a large firm.

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- Register with your state's bar association. You can also begin your practice by visiting your local bar association's website.
- An arbitrator with a large client may or may not perform less complex legal work than a general practitioner. Research the largest law firms in your area.
- A larger firm typically charges less than a specialist. You may be able to get your money's worth as a by no significant expense.
- You need to decide if a specialist is best for your needs. You may pay a higher hourly rate, but the expertise you get may pay off in requiring less time.

You need to decide if a specialist is best for your needs. You may pay a higher hourly rate, but the expertise you get may pay off in requiring less time.

How to uplevel a sentence
Use strong verbs in the sentence.
Strong verbs are usually connected to a direct action the subject is doing in the sentence. They carry a specific meaning.

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- For example, a sentence that expresses intent to hurt a friend might be " i hate going to the vet. " but verbs that describe intent to hurt a friend might be " i was afraid, " " i looked around and i saw my friend, " or " i felt victimized with something near her.
- Don't avoid a strong verb in a sentence, or you may end up confusing the subject. Strong verbs, like " designer " are more powerful when the subject is doing something well.
- Examples of strong verbs include : Rev. Jee jee jess (to eat and/or receive) rev.
- Avoid weak verbs, such as " to be " or " have. " strong verbs will grab the reader's attention and add more intent to the sentence.
Avoid weak verbs, such as " to be " or " have. " strong verbs will grab the reader's attention and add more intent to the sentence.