Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to seek compensatory damages 
Consider hiring an attorney. 
Some lawsuits for personal injury or loss of property can be handled in small claims court, where attorneys aren't necessary and in some states aren't even allowed. However, if you're filing a lawsuit in state or federal court for a more significant sum of money, you probably want to hire an experienced personal injury attorney.

OPTIONS:
- You have an advantage over most people who are actually dealing with your case in small claims court. You can certainly find a good personal injury attorney or paralegal.
- If an attorney isn't able to represent you, ask your local or state bar association or where you live for recommendations. You can usually find an experienced attorney by asking friends, family, or colleagues.
- Many employers and insurers are embarrassed to hire an attorney. A professional who can advise your case and guide you and your defense strategies will help you hone your lawsuit and prevent future lawsuits.
- Before you decide to use small claims, check the cap on damages for the court in your county. Some small claims courts have caps as high as $10 , 000, but many are considerably lower..

Next sentence: Before you decide to use small claims, check the cap on damages for the court in your county. Some small claims courts have caps as high as $10 , 000, but many are considerably lower.


context: How to read an ex's body language 
Study their smile. 
A genuine smile is a good indicator that they are happy to see you. When there is a " eye twinkle " involved, this may be a smile in which the whole face, even their eyes, are engaged with you.

OPTIONS:
- If the smile leaves their face for a moment, they may be flattered. Looking at someone's smile will usually convey that even though the smile was fleeting, the back of their face still contains a joy to laugh at.
- People's smiles are something that is often attributed to their social status or activities. A genuine smile is designed to show affection.
- Smiling might seem genuine, but the real thing to look for are their eyebrows, whether they are raised or lowered. This correlates to how old the person looks and how often.
- On the other hand, a fake smile, such as a plastered, half-grin that lasts more than 5 seconds, likely indicates disinterest. Notice any frowns that your ex makes.
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next sentence for the context: On the other hand, a fake smile, such as a plastered, half-grin that lasts more than 5 seconds, likely indicates disinterest. Notice any frowns that your ex makes.


IN: What happens next?

How to stop your cat from drooling 
Anticipate happy drool. 
Cats often drool when they are happy and content, like when they eat catnip. Don't give your cat catnip if you don't want it to drool.

OPTIONS:
- If your cat's usual bedtime routine is to eat the fruit and vegetables they like, then this won't produce the desired drooling. Instead, distract your cat periodically by petting it during the day to work its drool suppressive.
- If your cat does drool when its sad or when it is distracted, it is probably not going to enjoy itself. Avoid opening your cat's mouth too much and heavily drooling.
- For instance, you can instead feed your cat dry cat food so that it is content and happy with dry foods. You can also increase the amount of treats your cat drinks if you feed it wet food.
- Also feed your cat on time so it doesn't drool when it's happily waiting for food. And put a towel on your lap when you pet your cat, because you can't prevent this type of happy drool.

OUT: Also feed your cat on time so it doesn't drool when it's happily waiting for food. And put a towel on your lap when you pet your cat, because you can't prevent this type of happy drool.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to teach point of view 
Teach how first person tells a story from the perspective of the narrator. 
In first person, the narrator is a character in the story. This point of view uses first person pronouns, like i, me, we, and us.

OPTIONS:
- First person is often used to state personal experience. First person is often found in novels, autobiographies, and personal essays or reflections.
- Obviously, you can't punish a narrator for what the narrator is saying. You can focus on forming characters in the scene and using the structure.
- Draw the picture for example, if you are teaching a film piece by lesson. Let's say you are taking an introduction class of students.
- The narrator acts as the narrator, narrating the narrator's characters and reinforces the characters. They are put together to represent or illustrate the main character in the story.
A: First person is often used to state personal experience. First person is often found in novels, autobiographies, and personal essays or reflections.


IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
We see a piece of cloth on a table outdoors as a lady sets two books on the cloth and wraps them in the fabric. The lady folds the ends of the cloth and tie them like a purse handle. we
OPTIONS:
- see the cloth roll in a green tube and a hose runs across.
- see the ending title screen and a picture of a ancient throwing star.
- see the lady tie a piece of cloth into a sling to which she adds books.
- see the wrapping paper then the lady wraps the waist of the dress with the dress.

OUT: see the lady tie a piece of cloth into a sling to which she adds books.


Problem: How does the next paragraph end?

A young boy is standing outside watching another person play their bag pipes. several people

OPTIONS:
- walk by and a lady stops and throws money into the person's case.
- walk past the young child but he continues playing.
- are shown in a gym playing the bags pipes.
- are sitting on tables playing pipes at the same time.
A:
walk by and a lady stops and throws money into the person's case.