IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to plant sycamore tree seeds
Plant the seeds in a shallow tray.
Sycamore seeds grow best when you start them in a tray and then transfer them to a pot. Choose a shallow growing tray, but one that's deep enough to let the seed take root.
OPTIONS:
- The plant will grow to about 4 inches (10 cm) in the first 2 months. Bury the seeds about 0.125 inches (0.32 cm) deep.
- Medium-sized plants will need a tray with wide open edges. Choose a container at least three inches deep or larger.
- Cover the tray with leaves, or compact the soil so the seeds don't sink to the bottom. The tray should at least cover the pot if you have thick soil.
- If you don't have a tray, set a second tray on top of the soil. If you want to plant them in a tray with high sides, you can alternate rows of seeds so there's more room in each tray.

OUT: The plant will grow to about 4 inches (10 cm) in the first 2 months. Bury the seeds about 0.125 inches (0.32 cm) deep.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to boil corn on the cob
Select fresh corn whenever you can.
When corn is not in season, you can buy it frozen at the grocery store, but for best results, boil corn when it is fresh.
Look for bright green husks.
OPTIONS:
- The most common signs of corn on the cob are cracking, crumbling, and yellowing. If the husks are brightly colored, they're probably not fresh.
- Husks are the papery outer covering. They should fit the ear of corn and not be falling off or pulling away.
- When thawed, corn should have a bright green appearance. Check for stubborn micro microorganisms on the stem.
- Corn on the cob should have a bright green color, while corn on the cob should be white or be not entirely yellow. Look for any husks on the corn that seem green to the touch.

OUT: Husks are the papery outer covering. They should fit the ear of corn and not be falling off or pulling away.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make the most of your summer vacation (for teens )
Clean your room out.
Throw away, destroy (rip) or put away anything you don't need this season. Homework, bulky christmas sweaters, etc.
OPTIONS:
- Don't recycle this dull piece of furniture. A little bit of bleach in the dirty place is usually better than nothing.
- Put everything back together and cover any holes your stuffed animals have' potted' in your room. Cover the holes with a board, and (hopefully) cover the boards with a rope.
- Clear out your clutter for a fresh, clean start this summer. Get outside! You've stayed inside all winter, so get out your bike and go for a nice, long ride.
- Make sure you have one or more of your best things (i.e. bags, pens, tissues, ipod)! Make sure you have a huge enough closet to store all your things.

OUT:
Clear out your clutter for a fresh, clean start this summer. Get outside! You've stayed inside all winter, so get out your bike and go for a nice, long ride.