question: Complete the next sentence:

How to cope with a subject you hate
Contextualize the subject.
Sit down and ask yourself why you don't enjoy this particular subject. When you're able to identify and contextualize what you don't like about a subject, you can take steps to correct the issue.
OPTIONS:
- Ask yourself why you're having trouble with this subject or class. Is it because you don't understand a particular concept? Do you dislike the instructor or your classmates? Are you bored? If you dislike the instructor or your classmates, understand that classes do have time limits.
- If your main purpose for disliking this subject is to work out ways to stop that behavior, find ways to reward yourself for doing so. If you feel obligated to work, for example to watch your sister's favorite television show, do so.
- A simple way to prevent this is to identify a project or assignment that you dislike or hate. Often, the issue won't be one you have an interest in if you look out a window and observe where you're not.
- Oftentimes, we downplay things we dislike. For example, people like to paint their faces, but our tastes are not as strongly contextualized as we want them to be.

answer: Ask yourself why you're having trouble with this subject or class. Is it because you don't understand a particular concept? Do you dislike the instructor or your classmates? Are you bored? If you dislike the instructor or your classmates, understand that classes do have time limits.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A young woman is standing at the foot of a pole vault track. She takes off and runs very fast towards it and makes it over the beam with relative ease. she

OPTIONS:
- then walks around dodging the bars and scores.
- makes a reconstructing of it and then is again celebrating that she made it over the beam successfully.
- is then shown doing the same action in slow motion.
- then runs towards home plate and cheers..

Next sentence: is then shown doing the same action in slow motion.

context: After, three rectangles appear and the same girl is doing another action in each one to groom the dog. after

OPTIONS:
- , two men enter and they both gift wrap the dog.
- and afterwards, the dog is cleaned, put on a hat, that is shown her shoulder and talc is shown still in words.
- , the girl is standing between and by the point of a clamp and jumps up and down to groom a white collie.
- , the girl appears with a white shih zhu and starts to cut its hair with clippers first and a pair of scissors following, until the grooming is complete.
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next sentence for the context: , the girl appears with a white shih zhu and starts to cut its hair with clippers first and a pair of scissors following, until the grooming is complete.

IN: What happens next?

We see 5 men walking down the street sides by side. A man looks at the men. A lady looks at the men. two men

OPTIONS:
- turn and look at each other.
- arm wrestle and the man on the right wins.
- are sitting in a restaurant.
- stand and arm wrestle.

OUT: turn and look at each other.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

Next, the person puts ice in a cup, and then squeeze a lemon using the lemon squeezer, add syrup and water from jugs. then

OPTIONS:
- , the person put a cover on the cup and shake the mix.
- , the person pours ice in the cup, and add oil, and then adds salt.
- , the person mix the lemon syrup, then the person cuts a lemon and mixes the helper and that makes the drink.
- , a juice glass is poured from a jug with straw into the glass.
A: , the person put a cover on the cup and shake the mix.

context: How to act around guys
Find common ground.
One thing you can do around guys is to look for things you have in common so you can get an interesting conversation going. It doesn't have to be super deep and can be as simple as your mutual affection for community or your lifelong love for the cubs.

OPTIONS:
- You can get to know each other best and look closely for new things to talk about. You can talk about all sorts of common topics such as school, work, and even your mutual respect for someone's opinion.
- You can start conversations by saying, " hey, hey, how are you doing? I love baseball, and i love playing pick-up. What did you think of it there last month? " Be nice to him, even if you don't like him.
- Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.
- If you have a lot in common, you don't necessarily have to find common ground, it can get more interesting when you've just met. Start with something simple like a book you read together or a movie you both enjoy.
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next sentence for the context:
Look at the guy's clothes, binders, or notebooks for clues about what you may have in common and start a lighthearted discussion about it. You don't have to find it immediately.