IN: What happens next?

. a bowl with three cups of cold water, a cup of lemon juice, a cup of water and a cup of sugar

OPTIONS:
- is added to a measuring cup of ice.
- are in a sink with a white towel on the top and three bag of lemons are placed on top.
- are placed on a large white oilcloth table and put on top of an oilcloth that has a hood on it.
- are on at table.

OUT: are on at table.

IN: What happens next?

A backyard is shown as a man sitting on an electric lawn mower begins to cut the grass. He makes it to the other side but then starts to run into the tree. after

OPTIONS:
- , he leaves to start a fire with the fire house.
- , he back up, runs into the tree again and cuts around it.
- , there is only a little bit of grass left left standing and it starts to talk.
- , a yellow metal bowl is driven into the hedge and the lawn mower starts cutting the grass.

OUT: , he back up, runs into the tree again and cuts around it.

IN: What happens next?

How to prune yews
Start pruning yews in late march or early april.
This is right before new growth will start to take place. If the yews are growing vigorously, you may need to prune them again in late june.

OPTIONS:
- Yews are typically a deep red color and appear stunted or wilted. Use your pruning shears or old gardening gloves to prune your yews, if the plants have young flowers.
- The yews do well when pruned during this time and they are a very hardy, active yews. Cut the yews back a couple of inches.
- If possible, prune yews that haven't got much growth yet if you have very much of them growing. Use a pair of sharp pruners.
- Avoid pruning yews in the fall, as this will make them more vulnerable to winter weather. Cut out diseased, dead, or broken branches.

OUT:
Avoid pruning yews in the fall, as this will make them more vulnerable to winter weather. Cut out diseased, dead, or broken branches.