question: Complete the next sentence:

How to clean a composite deck
Sweep away debris at least once per week.
Keep your deck clear of dirt and debris with frequent sweeping. Depending on how much traffic your deck gets and what the current season is, you may want to sweep once a day, or every few days.
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- You can also sweep on cloudy days to target scuffs. Purchase grass hardwood for greater clean up and keeping humidity under control.
- Sweep up large, scattered debris on the bottom of the deck in the same way you clean your home or work area. Sweep loosely, with your finger and sweeping pad (if the deck has one).
- Avoid using a broom when you sweep, as this is the most frequently used broom. Sweep when it rains, though, or every few days.
- At minimum, sweep it once per week. If you have a very large deck, a leaf blower may be ideal.

answer: At minimum, sweep it once per week. If you have a very large deck, a leaf blower may be ideal.

question: Complete the next sentence:

We see a number of opening scenes. we
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- see people on big floats and riding on large rafts.
- then see people riding bmx bikes on a dirt track.
- see a person in a yard playing with a dog.
- see a person board the waves at the beach.

answer: see a person in a yard playing with a dog.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to create a homework work area in your room
Get a desk or table, a chair, a pencil cup and make a place for your school bag.
Try getting a lamp.
Using a strong, mobile source of light, you can see your homework clearer if the room is dim, therefore being able to concentrate more.
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- Hang up additional or other helpful posters. For example, a small child's homework area will have a poster of the times table, or for older people, a poster of a time line for a certain period.
- If possible, decide on a location where you can sit or stand. A chair is allowed, but if you want to work in a special space you could always buy extra homework trays, as students will almost always have them there.
- Get a noise machine to blast your music. It's also a good way to keep your mind occupied and distraction free.
- Place a place for each of your tests in a quiet, private area, such as on your desk or in the next room away from any windows or doors. You will need some privacy, whereas in a lot of classrooms you are instructed to be alone.

answer:
Hang up additional or other helpful posters. For example, a small child's homework area will have a poster of the times table, or for older people, a poster of a time line for a certain period.