Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to build shelves
Choose your shelving board.
Select a shelving board according to personal preference, your budget and the way in which the shelving complements your decor. There are a wide variety of potential boards to use.
OPTIONS:
- Consider what is available on display, and choose one that supports the display size of the shelves you intend to use. For instance, you may want to make small shelving units out of shelves to store food, beverages, and the like.
- Buy standard back and forth shelves that are sturdy and easy to ride on in a truck truck or wheelhouse truck. Buy a home-made shelving board, which can easily be built from materials ranging from wood to metal in relatively little time.
- Select boards that match each other as closely as possible with vertical risers. It can be hard to decide if your shelves fall into the " princess, " but most people prefer the most modern designs.
- Softwood boards: these are easy to have cut to the desired length and can hold many items, including heavy books. Plywood boards: this is made up of layered flat boards.
A: Softwood boards: these are easy to have cut to the desired length and can hold many items, including heavy books. Plywood boards: this is made up of layered flat boards.

The boy takes the mallet and hammers small goal posts into the grass. The boy then snaps his fingers and a his twin appears. the two

OPTIONS:
- match and move around of the field.
- double sided game begins and the two then make a split screen logo with their name as the male's final score.
- continue to hammer the targets, and one of the other boys kneels by to defend the targets.
- then begin to play cricket.

then begin to play cricket.

question: Complete the next sentence:

How to remove rust from pots and pans
Gather up table salt, and a brown paper bag.
The salt acts as a gentle abrasive, helping you to easily scrape up the rust without damaging the pan.
Pour the salt in the rusted pan.
OPTIONS:
- It can be angled or smoothed slightly to achieve a stiff job. Aim the knife about 6 inches (15 cm) from the stubborn rust, but not so far that it sears into the pan.
- Pour enough to lightly cover the area you need to rub off with a thin coating. Scour it with the brown paper.
- Jiggle the pan to break up any remaining rust. Hold your pots and pans over the water in a mildly soapy kitchen.
- Don't pour it like a jug of vinegar, as this can temporarily rip off the top and potentially allow rust to surface. Use your gloves to cover the edge of the pan.

answer: Pour enough to lightly cover the area you need to rub off with a thin coating. Scour it with the brown paper.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
Two people are riding on a red riding lawn mower. a small white dog

OPTIONS:
- is standing in the grass.
- is behind the two.
- is attached to the back of the lawn mower.
- is behind them riding the lawn mower..

Next sentence: is standing in the grass.

context: How to remember your new locker combination
In each of your notebooks or binders, write down your combination as an addition problem.
So if your combination was 17/5/37, you would write it as 17 + 5 + 37. Or, if they are smaller numbers or you're in a higher grade, do something like 17x5x37.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure they are a few inches long. If you're having trouble remembering your pattern, mark it somewhere on your textbook in pencil, and stick a note on it.
- If somebody saw it in your binder or notebook, they would think you were doing homework! If you have a calendar handy, keep the combo on your birthday. Write down your combination on a piece of paper.
- In between your binder and notebooks, jot down all of your school's new rules. Be sure not to break things, however, or you won't be able to remember them all.
- Keep in mind that these numbers are called es even though they are different from the original combination. Write down your locker combination and the letters it has.
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next sentence for the context: If somebody saw it in your binder or notebook, they would think you were doing homework! If you have a calendar handy, keep the combo on your birthday. Write down your combination on a piece of paper.

Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

The men are back in the area where they first started talking and are pointing in areas that look like they're pointing out their course. the men
OPTIONS:
- are standing in a circular formation doing two fencer social sitters with one another.
- are now playing croquet in the large grassy area and they're taking turns hitting the croquet balls, smiling, and talking the whole time.
- were talking about things in the same area but kept the area.
- are gathered in a circle on the floor with their feet as they talk.
A:
are now playing croquet in the large grassy area and they're taking turns hitting the croquet balls, smiling, and talking the whole time.