question: Complete the next sentence:

How to use an incentive spirometer
Put the incentive spirometer together, if necessary.
If you haven't used the device before, you may need to assemble it. Wash your hands, then remove the pieces from the plastic bags.
OPTIONS:
- Run the spirometer under the faucet in the shower. Run the spirometer without checking for leaks.
- Stretch out the flexible tubing with the mouthpiece, then connect the side without the mouthpiece to outlet. The outlet is on the bottom right-hand side of the base.
- Wait ten to thirty minutes to allow everything time to work completely. Make sure any accessories, buckles, safety pins, or clips have not detached from the viacetone.
- Locate the wires that connect the spirometer to the bag. Use the wires from each of the copper connections.

answer: Stretch out the flexible tubing with the mouthpiece, then connect the side without the mouthpiece to outlet. The outlet is on the bottom right-hand side of the base.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
A person is raking leaves into a pile. a little boy

OPTIONS:
- is picking up the leaves and playing in the pile.
- is is snowboarding down the hill.
- is walking to the edge of the roof.
- is standing next to them washing dishes..

Next sentence: is picking up the leaves and playing in the pile.

context: A group of athletes are shown standing on a mound, while one throws a ball to another player. The batter hits the ball into the stands and the moment is recaptured in 3-d. a reporter

OPTIONS:
- talks to the camera and the game begins again in action.
- with fireworks in her hand speaks in the same fashion.
- skating past the camera is seen speaking to the camera.
- comments how amazing the hit was and replays it from various angles.
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next sentence for the context: comments how amazing the hit was and replays it from various angles.

IN: What happens next?

A group has gathered in the streets. They are taking pictures of a group of men in kilts. the men

OPTIONS:
- then begin practicing martial arts with one another.
- gather on a side street, holding corralled horses.
- are hitting the ball back and forth.
- are playing sets of bagpipes.

OUT: are playing sets of bagpipes.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to understand canadian slang
Study expressions that are uniquely canadian.
Some commonly used phrases in canada don't have obvious counterparts in american and british english. These phrases can be difficult to understand if you've never heard them before.

OPTIONS:
- Ask your native canadian for examples of common expressions in canadian english. Stop into an express bank or an online reservation to determine the appropriate expressions.
- Fortunately, all of these expressions are easy to master with practice. Eh? - used at the end of a sentence, this expression generally means, " don't you agree? " that movie was great, eh? Book off work-to take off time from work.
- This is why use of these expressions will also help you learn the basic keyboard terminology. Learn basic haemophitic skills.
- Find out the differences between these expressions-differing languages, often for a small fee-and determine which accent you need to use in your daily life to understand it more. To support american slang, you can also learn how greetings are pronounced.
A: Fortunately, all of these expressions are easy to master with practice. Eh? - used at the end of a sentence, this expression generally means, " don't you agree? " that movie was great, eh? Book off work-to take off time from work.

context: How to stop your brother from annoying you
Ignore your brother rather than responding.
If your brother is being difficult, you may have to try temporarily ignoring him. This isn't a very effective strategy for long-term sibling relationships, but if you want to avoid lashing out in anger, the best response is to just ignore him.

OPTIONS:
- Focusing your attention on something other than the annoying sibling is productive, especially if he continues to act tiresome. As soon as you notice him, shake your head, roll your eyes, and walk away.
- Not responding is not a sign of weakness. If anything, it takes more strength and willpower to resist lashing out at your brother or sinking to his antics.
- This doesn't necessarily mean ignoring your brother. Simply not responding can put a major negative spin on your relationship.
- Go somewhere quiet, like your bedroom, to avoid your brother's irritability. Giving him a space that you're not comfortable being alone in will lead to his anger coming to a head.
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next sentence for the context:
Not responding is not a sign of weakness. If anything, it takes more strength and willpower to resist lashing out at your brother or sinking to his antics.