Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A group of friends are standing on the field and above them the man is climbing the rock wall. man
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- is standing in front of the rock wall and front the rock.
- is in a roofed gym climbing the rock.
- is standing up climbs the rock makeup board.
- is climbong the rock wall holding it and the other people on the floor is attached to harness ready to climb the wall too.
A: is climbong the rock wall holding it and the other people on the floor is attached to harness ready to climb the wall too.

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How to focus an essay
Choose a theme.
Perhaps your teacher has assigned you a topic about which to write. If so, think about how you want to answer the essay prompt.
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- Some topics that may interest you include : History history classes Take note of how the essay prompt and the prompt complement each other. For example, if the prompt takes longer than 140 words than the prompt, and the prompt contains such information as the volume of the essay, then the prompt is probably only engaging your level of interest in other subjects.
- A good theme could be: " catching rain, " which stands for the science of rain ,' indeed, rainfall, water. " try to write an essay about one topic.
- If, for example, you must write about a character in pride and prejudice, pick which character you would like to discuss. If your essay topic is undefined, think about what you would like to research.
- Whatever your theme, reading through the essay once will help align your mind with the theme and help guide your thoughts. If this isn't feasible, sit quietly and consider what you want to write.
A: If, for example, you must write about a character in pride and prejudice, pick which character you would like to discuss. If your essay topic is undefined, think about what you would like to research.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

Several people are shown running inside onto a field with hundreds of people watching on the sidelines. the men
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- warm up and do several jumps and tricks while wandering around and huddling up.
- then start wrestling one another on the grass, until one finally wins.
- race with their stick and throw the ball all the way down the field.
- battle over which ball to kick and all of simultaneously get on their knees and rub their eyes.
A: warm up and do several jumps and tricks while wandering around and huddling up.

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How to avoid grilling dangers
Heat and start the grill safely.
One of the first things you'll do when you begin to cook is actually turn on your grill. Regardless of what type of grill you have, you'll need to let the grill get nice and hot in order to start cooking.
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- Have one or two people nearby with you while you ease the heat on the grill so that you don't have to wait too long. Start hosing out the coals, and letting the fire give off heat.
- This will speed the cooking process and give you a nice, crisp, smoky, and even browned steak. Having a high-heat grill will burn your favorite meals, even if they aren't as bad as you'd like them to be.
- Have a one-gallon bucket ready for pouring hot coals into. If you're concerned about being able to add both hot and cold coals to the grill, you can place small pieces of glass, ceramic or fiberglass pieces inside the bucket instead.
- Start by following the manufacturer's instructions for heating. It'll tell you exactly how to turn on the grill and how long to let it preheat before you place food on the grates.
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Start by following the manufacturer's instructions for heating. It'll tell you exactly how to turn on the grill and how long to let it preheat before you place food on the grates.