context: A man is working inside a house. He is laying tiles one at a time. he
****
next sentence for the context: smooths the tiles gently into place.

context: How to make a soap carving
Choose a bar of soap.
Any soap will do, but the harder the soap, the more difficult it will be to cut. On the other hand, if it is soft instead of firm, it will be more likely to crumble.
****
next sentence for the context: Rectangular soap is easier to cut for beginners than round soap. The color you use is up to you and your project idea.

context: An athlete stands on a track. They are holding a long pole. They run down the track quickly. they
****
next sentence for the context: then pole vault over a bar.

context: How to speak like shakespeare
Read shakespeare's work.
To get a feel for shakespearean language, read some of his plays or sonnets. Shakespearean language can seem dense, but it is less difficult to understand the more your read.
****
next sentence for the context:
You can find these works at your local library, at bookstores, or online. Start with one of shakespeare's more popular and quintessential works, such as romeo and juliet or hamlet.