IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
She takes the chair to clean it. She dips a paintbrush into a can of paint and paints the chair red. she
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- puts the paint brush in her bag and draws something on it.
- rinses the chair with water.
- places the newly painted chair in a boy's room.
- grabs another brush and paints the chair pink.

OUT: places the newly painted chair in a boy's room.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
How to make a found poem
Read examples of found poems.
Oftentimes, a poet can be inspired by the works of other writers. Read some good examples of found poem to get an idea of how words from original texts can be selected and rearranged in order to create a found poem.
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- Search for found poems based on works you are familiar with. For example, you could go to google and type " found poem romeo and juliet " to find examples of poems using excerpts of words and phrases from that literary work.
- Pay special attention to the citations section, as well. This area is crucial for annotations to follow properly.
- Do not stray from the text material that is helpful to you. Listen to poems with a specific beginning, middle, and end that you believe inspired by the poem.
- Read examples of found poems and perform your own reading, either aloud or silently. If you're a good listener, and have a sense of what's needed, you can better match the structure of your chosen poem to the original content of the texts you read.

OUT: Search for found poems based on works you are familiar with. For example, you could go to google and type " found poem romeo and juliet " to find examples of poems using excerpts of words and phrases from that literary work.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
She then gets up and begins traveling in the water while holding on to a bar attached to a rope. the journey
OPTIONS:
- is dark and scary and for a brief moment she looks to the window in disbelief.
- is more then ten minutes and initially she lands on a wake board but falls at one point and goes over it.
- has effects that both leave a person behind with difficulty and captures her from above as she effortlessly floats through the water.
- continues, and person begins to sway back and forth as the waves continue crashing up against her.

OUT:
continues, and person begins to sway back and forth as the waves continue crashing up against her.