IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to have fun while writing an essay
Pretend the topic is awesome.
Even if you don't like the topic, do all you can to get into it. For example, say that you're writing about the differences between polar bears and anglerfish.
OPTIONS:
- There's a great variety to choose from, but writing about polar bears is generally a very advanced subject, and even if you think you've got a great answer, you don't quite have the answer. Pretend you have to know something before you do it.
- Don't just groan and say " how boring. " instead, think about it and consider how you can find some really neat new angles to explore.
- Remind yourself that just because an animal shares only one habitat doesn't mean it's okay to dominate the habitat. Try more than one theme for the essay.
- You will demonstrate your relevance to both animals and humans. Add in some interesting fact about humans, as well as some informed reports on how each area affects the ecosystem on a daily basis.

OUT: Don't just groan and say " how boring. " instead, think about it and consider how you can find some really neat new angles to explore.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to say awesome in spanish
Use " impresionante.
" this word is literally translated as " impressive " but, it is often used in the same way " awesome " is used in english. This is a useful word to memorize because it's used across the whole spanish-speaking world.
OPTIONS:
- Say, " impreciciante " in spanish. This translates into: " like spanking, i spank.
- " impresionante " is pronounced as " tremax. " say " awe pleir " if it sounds like " wow.
- This word is pronounced " eem-pdess-ee-oh-non-tay. " the second-to-last syllable gets the stress (as in many spanish words).
- You can learn to say " awesome " in spanish using words like " hmm " or " pah " and " yum-yum. " These both have french pronunciation and their pronunciation will vary between spanish speakers.

OUT: This word is pronounced " eem-pdess-ee-oh-non-tay. " the second-to-last syllable gets the stress (as in many spanish words).

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
Words are shown on the screen. A man is talking while standing outside in front of a hill. the man
OPTIONS:
- then takes down his towel and begins to dry himself with it, also with a towel and both at the same time.
- then mounts the beam and does a sequenced jump.
- is holding a shovel standing in front of a small tree.
- then begins hosing down the tree.

OUT:
is holding a shovel standing in front of a small tree.