IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Another black bull tears up a fence separating the spectators and a lady wearing a red blouse ends up on the floor. multiple scenes
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- of bull fighting are played over and over again as routine text is replayed and women in the crowd joke.
- are shown of people having makeup ached, splashing alcohol and squeezing their eyes shut as well as pretending to cry.
- play of video tape of people jumping, doing different things, pushing, bungee jumping and doing many other things in slow motion.
- of different bulls running through the streets while bystanders are scrambling from the bulls however they can.

OUT: of different bulls running through the streets while bystanders are scrambling from the bulls however they can.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
A man is seen standing ready with a set of bagpipes and begins playing them for the camera. the man
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- continues playing continuously on the bagpipes while the camera runs around the area.
- waves his arms in the air while singing in the end.
- continues playing and then stops to look at the camera.
- continues playing with the instrument and ends by blowing it into the camera.

OUT: continues playing and then stops to look at the camera.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to prepare for snap tests
Familiarize yourself with idiomatic expressions.
Idioms are conventional sayings that often don't have an obvious meaning, even if you understand the definitions of the words it uses. To improve your understanding of english idioms, read a book of english idioms and their meanings.
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- In addition to reading basic english idioms, watch study texts as well. Some english idioms, such as " lo-nehn's' watching the whales ,' are nearly new to english.
- Idioms include phrases or sayings like " kicked the bucket " or " hot potato. " ask a native english speaker if you need help understanding certain expressions.
- Take a look at these books to evaluate your knowledge and comprehension of the various phrases and words. Review some of the phrases that come up to you using the idiom " they are " just to familiarize yourself with what the phrase sounds like.
- You can find examples online or via sites like google. For instance, let's say you read a book written in russian and the translation " females: russian " resembles that of the english idiom, which includes " females.

OUT:
Idioms include phrases or sayings like " kicked the bucket " or " hot potato. " ask a native english speaker if you need help understanding certain expressions.