Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to write a professional story
Make sure that your story has a title, plot, problem, closing, and a setting.
Does it all make sense? How are your characters involved? Don't start writing until you have a good plan for your story. Ask others if they think it's good.
A: The beginning of you story/book should have a little background on your character (s) and setting, and also a description. You want to paint a mental picture for your readers so they know what's going on.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make tissue paper poppies
Lay three pieces of red, orange, yellow, pink or gold tissue paper on your work surface.
Use additional layers of tissue paper if you want a fuller poppy. If desired, use more than one color to create variety and depth.
A: Put a round plastic lid, such as a lid from a cottage cheese or margarine container, on top of the folded tissue paper. Trace around the lid with a pencil, then use scissors to cut out the circle.

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How to refinish bathtubs
Clean the entire surface of the bathtub with chemical cleaners to remove any soap scum and dirt residue.
The chemical cleaners will also help the bonding agent adhere to the surface.
Rinse and dry all surfaces thoroughly.
A: Use a palm sander to gently roughen the surfaces you plan to refinish to make it easier for the paint to bond with the surface. Tape paper or plastic over any surfaces you do not want to paint.

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How to find your purpose in life
Keep a purpose journal.
Journaling is a useful tool for making any changes to your life or your perspective. Create a dedicated journal that will help you write down and explore your thoughts about your life's purpose, your passions, and your joys.
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Do not worry about how your writing sounds; this journal is just for you, and no one else will read it. It's important that you are completely open and honest, not that the writing is particularly good.