Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A bald headed man performs tricks on a yellow trick line. The man wearing a baseball cap performs tricks on a traditional line. the camera

OPTIONS:
- shows his feet moving around on the stage.
- makes just a quick angle as the unseen man continues and performs tricks.
- pans back to the bald man performing trick on the slack line and back to the man wearing a baseball cap performing tricks on the traditional line.
- pans left to see a man doing tricks on the tan perdonn and another man flowing in the sand.
A: pans back to the bald man performing trick on the slack line and back to the man wearing a baseball cap performing tricks on the traditional line.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A woman standing outside on the roof smoking a cigarette. she

OPTIONS:
- blows the smoke in circles around it.
- blows smoke and plays around with her hair.
- rotates her hands back and forth, taking drags off her cigarette.
- claps one hand while holding a laptop.
A: blows smoke and plays around with her hair.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to get along with others well
Be a good listener.
To start a conversation, it is important to listen first, especially when you are in a group. Don't indulge yourself in instant chat when you have just arrived.

OPTIONS:
- Find your voice and use that voice to hear best. If someone is talking, put away your phone and spread your body so that you are not distracted by your surroundings.
- First, examine the situation and the conversation, then say whatever you deem fit. It is better to say something substantial, rather than meaningless banter.
- Glance at the other person, listen attentively to what they are saying and pick up on what they say next. Ask clarifying questions, even if you don't understand what someone is saying.
- Instead, listen openly and turn to the speaker only when you feel certain that he or she is worth listening to. You could say, " that was a really great presentation you made and i bet it fits in with your group or study group.
A: First, examine the situation and the conversation, then say whatever you deem fit. It is better to say something substantial, rather than meaningless banter.

Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to write thank you cards
Buy or make your card.
Making a card is a good show of appreciation if you have time and supplies. If you buy a card, make sure that any writing on the front or inside the card is appropriate (don't buy a birthday card by mistake! ).

OPTIONS:
- If you cannot find a pre-made thank you card that you like, consider buying a blank card with a nice design on the front. Supplies for making your own cards are available at craft shops and some department stores, as well as some dollar stores.
- It can help to read on google would help. You may choose to make your card plain and easy to read.
- Copy off all of the words (in the top right hand corner) from what you're writing. Then glue the copied in place, by taking care to connect the words to the image.
- A beautiful card is no matter what you make sure. Make sure that the card has a neat design or is flat.
A:
If you cannot find a pre-made thank you card that you like, consider buying a blank card with a nice design on the front. Supplies for making your own cards are available at craft shops and some department stores, as well as some dollar stores.