Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A view below is a big green field with a water fountain in the center. The spectators sitting on the chairs are cheering. the player on a brown horse

OPTIONS:
- sneakers jumps into the water and the coach leads him on.
- is running towards the white ball.
- is giving a thumbs up to his scored players.
- does a long jump high in the air and lands seated..

Next sentence: is running towards the white ball.

context: He pumps a pump and then fills it with water. He rubs chalk on the tire and puts glue on it. he

OPTIONS:
- covers the tire with a tee shirt.
- shows how to pull the tire back out.
- puts the tire back on the wheel.
- scrapes off the excess water onto the tire.
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next sentence for the context: puts the tire back on the wheel.

IN: What happens next?

How to preserve an umbilical cord
Talk with your doctor or midwife about preserving the cord.
At one of your check-up appointments, bring up the possibility of umbilical cord preservation and storage. Ask your doctor if they've had experience saving a cord before and if they have any tips.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure to discuss what might happen differently during or after the delivery process. Some medical practitioners or hospitals may charge you extra for cord removal and temporary storage.
- A cord will become slower or thinner the longer it's stored. Major differences between the two ideas may include : The cord will start to naturally shrink around the time it was crushed or discarded.
- Ask your doctor about selling the cord so that you don't spend the extra money to help with storage while you recover from the cord injury. Look into alternative methods of preserving the cord.
- You can then ask someone at a local hospital if they would recommend keeping your cord preserved. Identify a cord that was intended for preserving.

OUT: Make sure to discuss what might happen differently during or after the delivery process. Some medical practitioners or hospitals may charge you extra for cord removal and temporary storage.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to handle equine wobblers syndrome
Consider whether your horse is predisposed.
Some horses are at greater risk of developing wobblers syndrome. Male horses and large, fast-growing breeds like thoroughbreds, warmbloods, and quarter horses seem to develop the disorder most often.

OPTIONS:
- Foals tend to be at a much higher risk. Your mare may have an autoimmune disorder, so make sure you identify symptoms in both the mare and horse.
- Some boston breeds, for example, may be more susceptible to the condition. Bloody or bloody hehorses, also known as fast horses, come to more extreme risk of developing wobblers syndrome.
- However, other horses can have symptoms several days after born. You should see a vet if your horse has any of the following symptoms : Loss of energy inability to move muscle memory missing information Consider whether a horse has wobblers syndrome.
- There isn't much you can do to prevent wobblers, but understanding predisposition can help you identify it early on. There is not much evidence to suggest that wobblers is hereditary.
A: There isn't much you can do to prevent wobblers, but understanding predisposition can help you identify it early on. There is not much evidence to suggest that wobblers is hereditary.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
The lady shows us the products and tools she uses on her hair. We see the lady doing her hair. the lady
OPTIONS:
- stands up and turns and body moves.
- combs her hair together.
- uses the different products and trims the hair.
- sections her hair and adds product.

OUT: sections her hair and adds product.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to lunge a horse
Find an enclosed space for lunging, preferably a ring or small enclosed pasture.
Be sure that the footing is safe for your horse throughout the ring and that you can make a circle that is at least twenty meters in diameter. Do not work the horse on a tight circle for an extended period of time, as it can cause damage to their legs.

OPTIONS:
- Start a lunge with a straight lunge, and using a strong jump, move forward with the lunge. As you lunge, quickly swing your body away from the horse in the lunge.
- Avoid bringing your horse to these places only for lunging, spend time doing activities to desensitize the horse to the new location. Apply polo wraps or brushing boots to the horse before starting work.
- If you decide to use an enclosed space, then make sure that you clear the area and that your horse is comfortable as soon as possible. Use abdominal muscles and rib cage muscles to lunge your horse.
- Lie down quietly on your back with your arms out out in front of you. Do not do this with your horse's belly or legs, as this will cause injury.
A:
Avoid bringing your horse to these places only for lunging, spend time doing activities to desensitize the horse to the new location. Apply polo wraps or brushing boots to the horse before starting work.