question: Complete the next sentence:

There's a person wearing pink gloves doing a tutorial on how to clean a white kitchen sink. the person
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- is rinsing the white tiled sink and using a sponge to clean it out from underneath and then squeeze the sponge through it to the inside.
- sprays some white cleaning powder in the sink and then sprays some clorox bleach on it.
- then proceeds to do dirty dishes from scratch.
- starts at the bottom of the sink and goes down the sink, measuring and also stirring the suds around with a hula hoop.

answer: sprays some white cleaning powder in the sink and then sprays some clorox bleach on it.

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How to learn hebrew online
Learn how to greet people and introduce yourself.
Introducing yourself opens the door for talking to new people and making friends who can help with your hebrew learning. There are a few different ways to say hello and to talk about yourself in hebrew.
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- To say hello you will do : Say " welcome " or " hi " or " how are you? " stick to asking how the person is doing and how those greetings are going. Use hebrew math to help you with calculus.
- " shalom " means both " hello " and " goodbye " in hebrew. It's a very common greeting and can help you open or close a conversation.
- Use " ja " instead of " he " or " is. " this literally translates to " good day " or " wish you well " and is generally pronounced " dear " or " ya " in hebrew.
- You can say " hello " to people who have english on their hands, " hello " to strangers, " nice to meet you " to customers and consumers, or " hello us. " ask them about themselves, who they are, what they know about hebrew and how they feel.

answer: " shalom " means both " hello " and " goodbye " in hebrew. It's a very common greeting and can help you open or close a conversation.

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How to write a book with another person
Decide who you're going to write the book with.
It should be someone you get along well with, someone who likes to write, and someone who has a similar writing style to yours. Pick somebody that is open to new ideas and isn't bossy.
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- You need a person you can trust and who you'll want to share your ideas with. Find someone you can discuss ideas with easily and who values your opinion.
- Pick a location (perhaps in a park, forest, or somewhere other) and work out a plot plot. Don't make your character's house outlandish or flashy.
- Only decide who you're going to talk to about your writing, and make sure this person is willing to listen to your arguments. This is not a good choice if you're planning to write your book by yourself.
- If you find yourself too tired, you could give this person a cookie after every reading of the book. Give people the choice to take turns reading.

answer:
You need a person you can trust and who you'll want to share your ideas with. Find someone you can discuss ideas with easily and who values your opinion.