Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to convince your parents to move
Ask yourself why you want to move.
Before you approach your parents with your wish to move, think about what your motivation is. Not only can this help you flesh out your feelings, but also help you more convincingly make your case to your parents.

OPTIONS:
- Ask yourself if the house or apartment you choose to move to has sentimental value. Are you willing to come out of your comfort zone? If so, why? There is an ongoing division between financial and practical matters in many families.
- Write down your reasons for wanting to move. For example, you can have things like " better educational opportunities for me and job chances for dad, " or it could be something like " the house is too big for mom to care for.
- Is it a serious desire to move to california, or do you just want to move there? If one of the reasons is that you want your parents to move there, then moving to california might be the right choice for you. Put yourself in your parents' shoes.
- Start by asking yourself where you want to move. Will you move away you will need money? Have you always wanted a college? Have you ever wanted to do that but don't know of any local college? Know and understand why your folks' decision to move is necessary and possible..

Next sentence: Write down your reasons for wanting to move. For example, you can have things like " better educational opportunities for me and job chances for dad, " or it could be something like " the house is too big for mom to care for.

context: How to handle parents playing favorites as an adult
Debate carefully whether to address the favoritism.
Telling your family members about your feelings might just stir up negativity. On the other hand, it could lead to a productive conversation and a positive resolution.

OPTIONS:
- Try asking your family members how they'd feel if they were another parent and see what happens. Or, in that case, you might think your kids would be better served without a parent playing favorites.
- Take your individual family situation into account as you consider whether to speak up. If you think your parents aren't intentionally making you or your siblings feel left out, a tactful conversation might be appropriate.
- If you're in a bind regarding whether your parents will accept favoritism, decide if it's worth it to try to uncover the root cause. Have you noticed how your parent's comments affect your emotions and decisions at school? Look for the underlying reasons behind your brother's antics.
- The best impression you have to make is the statement that the favoritism makes you glad you told them. Perhaps you have a lot of trouble deciding for yourself why your parents don't like to play favorites.
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next sentence for the context: Take your individual family situation into account as you consider whether to speak up. If you think your parents aren't intentionally making you or your siblings feel left out, a tactful conversation might be appropriate.

IN: What happens next?

How to make a cookie shot glass
Make cookie dough.
Follow the recipe or directions on the box to create cookie dough. Be sure you use a cookie dough that can be rolled and cut with a cookie cutter.

OPTIONS:
- To make the right sized and quarter-sized cookie dough, you can : Measure about 7 to 8 teaspoons (13 to 14 grams) of flour. The recipe or instructions will help you get the amounts correct.
- Drop cookies don't work as well with this method. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to firm dough.
- The cookie dough should be small enough to easily fit in the glass. To cut the dough, use a cookie cutter to cut it in to half.
- Roll the cookie dough in icing or parchment paper. Keep placing it horizontally so that each section is covered.

OUT: Drop cookies don't work as well with this method. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to firm dough.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

The mother of the boy who is filming the video shows a vacuum cleaner. Then she turns the vacuum cleaner on and begins vacuuming the bedroom floor. the boy

OPTIONS:
- watches his mom vacuum as he jumps on the bed.
- is seen from various angles in the living room as cleans out the vacuum.
- watches from the camera.
- uses the vacuum to clean the sofa, the tree and the closet a little bit, then the girl continues vacuuming the outside of the sofa by hand.
A: watches his mom vacuum as he jumps on the bed.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
An asian male is standing on a hard wood floor and begins talking and begins to do a spin on his head. After the clip, he comes back and shows how to properly place your hands on the floor. as he
OPTIONS:
- continues, he grabs a beanie and puts it on his hand to make him turn easier.
- 's done he is seen walking up and down and items of clothing on the ground with him.
- resumes, he takes he hundreds of spins and some get women attached to his hands.
- continues, it becomes more evident that he was playing with someone large and scary and he has some very smart and interesting ways of playing both his hookah and drum, except for avoiding hitting someone really big on the left side of his head.

OUT: continues, he grabs a beanie and puts it on his hand to make him turn easier.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to select a monocular
Decide how much magnification power you need.
The magnification power of the monocular will affect how far and how detailed you can see something. Monoculars with higher magnification power will let you see further and in more detail.

OPTIONS:
- Consider cost and depth of vision when deciding on monocular hardware. Selecting a monocular hardware is important because it will answer your questions.
- Find a designated end cap that is close to the eye (eyeyeyer). The end cap of the monocular should be an inch longer than the distance between the eye and magnification device you are using to see the fixed object closely enough.
- While it depends on the monocular type, the lower magnification power (250 or 355) will usually provide the closer and more detail you need to turn certain objects into monoculars. The lower magnification power will let you see further, but will not necessarily zoom fully.
- Most monoculars have a magnification power of 5x to 8x. Though higher magnification can seem like a better option, it will be harder to use the instrument at higher magnifications, as small movements make the image jump more at higher magnifications.
A:
Most monoculars have a magnification power of 5x to 8x. Though higher magnification can seem like a better option, it will be harder to use the instrument at higher magnifications, as small movements make the image jump more at higher magnifications.