Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A blonde woman is talking to the camera. She is demonstrating how to wrap a present. she

OPTIONS:
- measures and cuts paper, then tapes it together around the gift.
- takes out a gift bag and places on the box.
- puts wrapping paper around wrapping paper.
- holds a pair of scissors in her hand and scissors in her person..

Next sentence: measures and cuts paper, then tapes it together around the gift.

context: How to surf a wave
Rent or borrow a surfboard with a leash.
A foam board or a long board are the best choice for a beginner.
Get to the beach.

OPTIONS:
- If you only surf down the beach an hour a day, consider leaving the beach for an hour a day as well. Also, slow down a little more in the warmer months, and try to remember this much of the day is yours.
- Enter the water with your board under your arm and attach the leg leash to your rear ankle. Lie flat on your board and paddle to the area where the waves begin to crash, with your head in the front of the board.
- Surfing at the beach can't be the same as backsurfing. Run with the wave so it doesn't carry you back in the ocean.
- Unless you're running you need to stand on the surfboard. In the ocean, the leash is a piece of sturdy fence post that holds the board in place.
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next sentence for the context: Enter the water with your board under your arm and attach the leg leash to your rear ankle. Lie flat on your board and paddle to the area where the waves begin to crash, with your head in the front of the board.

IN: What happens next?

There's a person dressed in a biker's suit who comes up and sets fire to a pile of wood sticks. the fire

OPTIONS:
- burns brightly for a few minutes until someone comes along and adds light to the fire.
- gets bigger as it spreads throughout the camp.
- spreads throughout a forest and you can hear it at night.
- begins to spread through the twigs and wood sticks and bursts into large flames.

OUT: begins to spread through the twigs and wood sticks and bursts into large flames.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A group of people are seen moving around under a tent cooking food. a man

OPTIONS:
- then dives back under the tent and prepares himself food.
- stands front and center with children, then begins shaving hair on the sides.
- leads into a fire in the pit and pictures of the various food tastes appear along with the people stirring up the food.
- chops up ingredients and pours them into a bowl.
A: chops up ingredients and pours them into a bowl.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The batter wearing a blue shirt and helmet is swinging his bat as the bowler throws an overhand ball to him. After he finishes his turn, another batter takes over and begins playing. there
OPTIONS:
- is a referee standing on the sideline and moving along the field on his hands and knees.
- are smiles on the faces as each batter kicks the ball with his foot and prepares.
- are various players lined up who take turns to bowl overhand balls.
- are spectators sitting on the cold sidewalk watching the game.

OUT: are various players lined up who take turns to bowl overhand balls.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to track your anxiety
Ask yourself why you want to track your anxiety.
It's up to you how you want to track your moods. Many people find it easiest to write down their information so that it's easily referenced.

OPTIONS:
- Some people find what they need to know easy and then keep it in a journal for when it is necessary. A journal is not an instant notebook, but it is a way to monitor and analyze your thoughts.
- You can use a journal, phone application, spiral notebook, calendar, or write on your computer or phone. If you prefer not to write, use a voice recording device.
- However, some people feel compelled to track their thoughts, so keeping track of your emotions can be risky as well. You may want to mark when your emotions are most likely to trigger your anxiety, whether that is a night out with friends, or simply trying to track your symptoms.
- Some people find it's easier to track their anxiety because they have another person to influence their thoughts and feelings. Many people tend to worry less or schedule their anxiety meetings in the morning, instead of the evenings, particularly if they don't take a break from work.
A:
You can use a journal, phone application, spiral notebook, calendar, or write on your computer or phone. If you prefer not to write, use a voice recording device.