INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A wide variety of verbs can be changed to nouns with the addition of the suffixes "-ance" or "-ence." For example, the verb "appear" can become "appearance." The verb "resist" can become "resistance." For example, look at the sentence, "He appeared on many talk shows while promoting his book." If you wanted to change the verb to a noun, you could say, "He made many talk show appearances while promoting his book." Other verbs require the suffix "-ment" to be converted to nouns. For example, "appoint,", "assign," and "enjoy" can become "appointment," "assignment", and "enjoyment." For example, look at the sentence, "The man enjoyed his lunch." If you wanted to change the verb to a noun, you could say, "The man's lunch brought him enjoyment." ". The suffixes "-tion" and "-sion" are found at the end of many nouns. A wide variety of verbs turn into nouns with these suffixes. For example, "inform", "decide", and "describe" can become "information," "decision," and "description." For example, look at the sentence, "He decided to decline the job offer." If you wanted to use a noun, you could say, "He made the decision to decline the job offer."

SUMMARY: Add "-ance" or "-ence" to verbs. Add "-ment" to verbs. Add "-tion" or "-sion.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Speak honestly with your partner about what you're feeling. Tell him or her what makes you so uncomfortable, and try to get to the bottom of your feelings. Make sure that he/she knows that you're still interested but that you want to take things down a notch. If your partner understands where you're coming from, it will be easier for them to change their behavior and make you feel more comfortable. You may find that open communication makes your relationship much less complicated. You can't expect your partner to act a certain way unless you ask. Two people don't necessarily come into a relationship with the same expectations. Your partner might not even realize that she's making you feel uncomfortable. You may find that you have been living in two separate realities, each making moves and choices that are incomprehensible to the other. The quickest way to fix this is to establish a mutual understanding of where the relationship is going. If you can't see eye to eye, it may be time to leave. It isn't fair to force your partner into something they don't want and it isn't fair for you to live in fear of losing yourself. Sometimes, you need to step back and focus on yourself before you can dive into a serious relationship. Consider whether the situation merits a breakup. Breaking up with your partner will not only slow things down it will bring them to a grinding halt. If you feel that this is the only choice, then don't be afraid to make it happen. If you find yourself leaping to long-term plans and words of commitmente.g. "I love you."consider whether you're really comfortable with those things. Try to shift the dialogue to the short-term. Before you decide where your relationship is going to be years down the line, figure out where it will be in a few months' time.

SUMMARY: Talk about it. Try to get onto the same page. Don't force it. Try changing the way that you talk about your relationship.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Let's face it -- it can be nearly impossible to be friends with your ex, and it's definitely impossible to be friends with your ex right after a break-up. So give him some time to cool off, let your own emotions settle, and stop being in touch with him for as long as it takes to heal. Don't start having awkward lunch dates a month after the break up because you think that's the "mature" thing to do; if you still have residual feelings, you're only making it harder for both of you to move on. There's no magic formula for how long it will take for both of you to let go of your romantic feelings. Each relationship starts and ends at its own pace, so don't feel bad if you still feel confused about the whole thing after a few months. Once you dump the boy, you should enjoy spending some time with your favorite person -- yourself. This isn't the time to go crazy, hook up with random people, and socialize with your girlfriends non-stop. Though these things can help you forget the break-up, you'll be able to deal with it more thoroughly if you give yourself some time to stay in, write in your journal, take walks, read a good book, or do whatever you have to do to feel centered and like yourself again. Take the time to do the things you didn't have much time to do because you were always with the boy. This will make you appreciate being by yourself even more. Once enough time has passed and you feel whole again, you can slowly start to date other boys. Take a risk and let a friend set you up on a date, or accept the coffee date the cute boy in your history class has proposed. You probably won't fall in love with the first -- or the third, or the seventh -- person you meet, but that's not important. The important thing is that you open up your heart again and get ready for love once more. Don't rush in to another relationship just to stop thinking about the boy you dumped. Rebound relationships are almost always doomed to fail. If enough time has passed and you can really think of the boy without any lingering romantic feelings -- and if he can think of you the same way -- then you may try to be friends after all. Remember that in many cases, this simply won't be possible, so don't be frustrated if you can't seem to hang out with your ex without feeling frustrated or confused. But if you really do like each other and want to hang out as friends, then take it slow and start hanging out in fun, casual settings and see if you can rebuild your friendship. The tricky part here is making sure that you both are ready to just be friends. Since you're the one who ended the relationship, it may take a little longer for the boy to be ready to be your friend.

SUMMARY: Stay away from him for a while. Get some "me" time. Start putting yourself out there when you're ready. Try to be friends with the boy if you want to.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Batteries lose their charge over time, so it's necessary to remove the battery from your jet ski and charge it while your jet ski is stored. First disconnect the negative terminal and then disconnect the positive terminal. Attach the battery to an automatic battery charger. Make sure to do this on a secure surface that's away from anything flammable. Also be sure to charge the battery in a location where the temperature won't drop below freezing. It's ideal to store your jet ski on its trailer in a garage, but you can also store it in a shed, a barn, or outside. Remove the tires from the trailer or put blocks of wood underneath them to prevent dry rot and corrosion. Remember to keep your jet ski stored away from any flammable substances, since it's full of gas. Either cover your jet ski with a tarp or cover to keep it protected. Also plug the exhaust outlets and air intakes with rags to keep rodents from getting inside the jet ski. If you store your jet ski in a shed, a barn, or outside, it's important to protect the jet ski a little more. Cover it with a second tarp or cover.

SUMMARY:
Remove the battery. Charge the battery. Store your jet ski in a secure garage. Cover your jet ski.