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How to care for fine hair
Wash your hair every other day.
No matter what hair type you have, it's not necessary to wash your hair daily. When you have fine hair, daily washing can actually do damage to your hair.
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Aim to wash your hair every other day; it puts less stress on your hair and will cause less breakage. Use a volumizing shampoo.

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How to have a good relationship with your girlfriend
Have honest and open conversations.
Talking to your girlfriend face-to-face is an excellent way to gain a better understanding of her. Sometimes you can't pick up on things like voice intonation or sarcasm through text message, and you can't look at her body language when you're talking to her over the phone.
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Set some time aside to speak with her openly and honestly about anything. It could be small-talk about how your day went, or it can be deeper and more meaningful conversations about what makes you both happy.

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How to groom your yorkie poo
Gather all the necessary supplies.
In order to groom your yorkie poo at home, you'll need to purchase some basic supplies. This includes dog shampoo, a dog brush, nail clippers, and dog hair trimmers.
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You may also need some other common household items like a hair dryer, towels, and a nonslip mat for your bathtub. Be sure to purchase shampoo that is specially formulated for canines.

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How to teach english pronunciation
Go over the basic rules of english phonics.
Start with the english pronunciation of the latin alphabet. Distinguish vowels and consonants, and note that every syllable in every word must contain a vowel (note that " y " sometimes count as a vowel).
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Discuss general rules for recognizing whether vowels are long or short, and note exceptions. For instance, explain that a vowel in a 1-syllable word that ends in a consonant is usually short, as in " bad, " " bed, " " sit, " " log, " and " but.