question: Complete the next sentence:

How to start a web page catalog
Think about what you want to include in your online catalog.
Consider prices, pictures of your products and product descriptions.
Organize your data.
OPTIONS:
- For information about web based catalog options, you may want to include : Your content. For example, if your catalogue features 15 pages, start with 10 pages.
- Even the simplest search engines break down into a single category and write a brief description. This should include the basics, like the name of your product, place, country and date of birth.
- Use a spreadsheet, word processor, or another program to keep your catalog's data listed in some sort of table. Each column will have a category heading, such as the product number and product name.
- Make sure that you are organized into categories. Put the data from your browsing or " personal information " in the first column.

answer: Use a spreadsheet, word processor, or another program to keep your catalog's data listed in some sort of table. Each column will have a category heading, such as the product number and product name.

Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to prepare soil for a garden
Sample the soil makeup.
Use a shovel to dig into the soil, and grab a handful of it. See what the soil seems to be made up of.

OPTIONS:
- There will probably be small dents in the soil. Such dents are big signs that the soil takes on new nutrients.
- If it is not made up of clay, the ph might be too high for that. Also, if there is a lot of clay in your yard, do not dig through it--just dig out the dirt.
- It might be sandy or have a lot of clay, or it may be good rich dirt. Soil with too much sand or clay will not usually grow garden plants very well.
- To mimic the shape of the soil, examine the top layers of the soil. How do the layers look? While soil under closed soil would make it easy to see areas where water isn't readily available, soil under closed soil would make it difficult to see areas where weeds thrive..

Next sentence: It might be sandy or have a lot of clay, or it may be good rich dirt. Soil with too much sand or clay will not usually grow garden plants very well.

context: How to measure a toddler for a bike
Gather the materials needed for taking your child's measurement.
You'll need measuring tape, a pencil, and a book or a ruler (or some other flat surface).
Have your child stand upright against a wall.

OPTIONS:
- Then measure around their torso, being careful to avoid their eye line. Take your child's arms in front of you.
- Make sure she's sitting on the side of the wall with her feet flat on the ground, and she can balance. If you offer your child a chair to sit on for safety, look for low-traffic places to stand, such as cabinets or dressers.
- Their head should be facing straight ahead, and not tilted upwards or downwards, so you do not get a faulty measurement of their height. Make sure their feet are side by side, with both feet firmly on the floor and their heels touching the wall.
- Having his or her feet still on the ground will allow him or her to look up. This will help him or her to grasp the book or ruler and commit to a certain point, whereas having the child standing on the wall will only require you to have one hand on the vertical surface.
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next sentence for the context: Their head should be facing straight ahead, and not tilted upwards or downwards, so you do not get a faulty measurement of their height. Make sure their feet are side by side, with both feet firmly on the floor and their heels touching the wall.

IN: What happens next?

He removes all of the boxes sitting around the bicycle and assembles the bike. Again, he speaks to the camera. he

OPTIONS:
- removes two pedals from bags and attaches both pedals onto the bicycle.
- then starts the bike on a side wheel.
- uses a shoe to scrape off the paint on to the bike.
- is hanging the bikes from the rear of his car and then he shows how to assemble the bike.

OUT: removes two pedals from bags and attaches both pedals onto the bicycle.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to choose a school bag
Consider your needs.
Take a look at your school's supply list (if they provide you one) and its policies on bags, the textbooks you will be receiving from your school, and whether you'll be using a laptop (mostly in late high school). These factors affect the type and size of the bag you will need.

OPTIONS:
- Think about the materials you will need. The bags should, therefore, be a standard size.
- A backpack can have a lot of compartments, depending on what school you're in, and what year it is. Select a backpack that has at least 1 compartment.
- In order to help you determine the best fit, you should look for one that lightens, absorbs heat, mixes, and spreads well. Most schools will limit or eliminate these features.
- First of all, see what your school's rules or handbook have to say about backpacks. Certain schools do not allow rolling backpacks or messenger bags, for example, and some have specifications with regards to style or color.
A: First of all, see what your school's rules or handbook have to say about backpacks. Certain schools do not allow rolling backpacks or messenger bags, for example, and some have specifications with regards to style or color.

context: How to speak spanish fluently
Familiarize yourself with your library.
Inquire if your library offers learning programs or if there is a local spanish language club. You may also ask for help finding the best books and resources to learn how to speak spanish.

OPTIONS:
- If you are an avid reader, ask your friends who are frequently reading or try searching the internet for spanish recommendations. Also, make sure your library is actually teaching spanish, but keep in mind how spanish is written and practiced in your area.
- Many institutions and universities offer spanish as a language course. Consider making this a part of your program.
- Also check out the bulletin board in case tutors or teachers are offering their services. While your local library may be small and not have the resources that you are looking for, they may be able to order books and point you in the direction of other local resources available to you.
- You may look up a list of languages online and get help to get into the habit of speaking it. You can also check out a spanish speaker service or learn to speak spanish from them.
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next sentence for the context:
Also check out the bulletin board in case tutors or teachers are offering their services. While your local library may be small and not have the resources that you are looking for, they may be able to order books and point you in the direction of other local resources available to you.