context: How to remind yourself you are important
Write down your strengths, achievements, and the things you love about yourself.
Grab a pen and paper and start making three detailed lists about yourself. Make one list each for your strengths, achievements, and things that you value about yourself.

OPTIONS:
- Highlight specific traits or things you think you like about yourself. For example, if you're an artist and are more artistic than you are, keep that in mind.
- Some examples to consider would be talents, your ability to control action, the ability to insert and change a thought or situation. However, think about all the things you love about yourself and focus on your strengths.
- Include some things you admire about yourself, like your beauty or your intelligence. Make sure you include those things in your list, too.
- This will help you focus on the positive aspects about yourself. You can also read the lists anytime for a quick self-esteem boost.
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next sentence for the context: This will help you focus on the positive aspects about yourself. You can also read the lists anytime for a quick self-esteem boost.

IN: What happens next?

Two slicess of bread, a plate, and two slices of cheese are on the counter. the person

OPTIONS:
- takes a bite of one of the slices of bread.
- then takes one slice, spreads the butter over it and puts two slices of cheese on it and adds the other slice on top of it.
- then peels the bread in half, put on the plate and puts the straitjacket around the insides of the sandwich.
- puts the shredded cheese into the sandwich.

OUT: then takes one slice, spreads the butter over it and puts two slices of cheese on it and adds the other slice on top of it.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to make a process document
Identify the process.
Almost anything can be broken up into a process and turned into a process document. Some examples include :
Making pasta learning to drive writing a letter performing a drum roll
Figure out what resources your readers will need.

OPTIONS:
- Each scene is unique so it is important to have resources available before writing everything down. Go through every scene every time you write.
- This may be clothing, batteries, cooked food, or even entertainment in the form of online articles or pieces of papers. For example, your child might need a new computer.
- Think about all of the resources that your readers will need in order to complete the process you want to describe. Understanding the resources involved will come in handy when deciding how to describe each of the steps.
- A process document should clearly explain what information the readers will need to understand. For example, write : Tuition of your school, computer or speech supplies changes to school supplies, seating arrangements, stock records making and printing graphics explaining important tasks, bookkeeping, networking, or others writing journals Choose a topic to mention.
A: Think about all of the resources that your readers will need in order to complete the process you want to describe. Understanding the resources involved will come in handy when deciding how to describe each of the steps.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
He then shows how to do stomach crunches by holding the back of head with his hands and moving his body back and forth and sideways while folding his knees to his chest. he
OPTIONS:
- then shows how to do shower soap by using water and the disposable paperclip to wipe the nose and make a face.
- then demonstrates and then exercises by sticking up his lower abdomen and holding his head down and facing away from the cameras.
- then videos more text on how to do the side crunches.
- continues doing crunches and then stops.

OUT: continues doing crunches and then stops.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

We see meat and cheese on a counter. A man talks to the camera in a kitchen. the man

OPTIONS:
- hooks up his strapping equipment.
- demonstrates how to make omelette.
- spreads mustard on bread.
- fags a large roll of cheese and adds them to the sandwich.
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Answer:
spreads mustard on bread.

Question:
Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence for the following:

How to use a pay phone
Carry enough coins for a phone call.
Some pay phones-especially those in airports and train stations-also accept credit cards these days, but the charges for those can be extra high. Make sure you read the cost on the machine before paying.

OPTIONS:
- Some phones may charge towards the recipient's money card. Consider leaving one free jack on your service phone.
- Know your minimum phone charges when charging. If you plan to call in cash, find out what the minimum number (4 , 100 canadian pounds) is to call instead of what is included for a credit card (7 , 200 us dollars).
- If you are planning to make calls in the bathroom, remember to bring coins (around 20 euros worth). For emergencies, you might want to use a us post card or traveler's check instead of a credit card to receive you more coins.
- Buy a small pack of wet wipes and gently wipe over the phone. You don't know who has used it before you.
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Answer:
Buy a small pack of wet wipes and gently wipe over the phone. You don't know who has used it before you.