Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to save your business tax dollars 
Identify ordinary and necessary expenses. 
A business expense must be both ordinary and necessary to qualify for deduction. Analyze all business expenses to see if they qualify.
OPTIONS:
- They may need to work out whether or not you provide them as ordinary expenses, such as leasing or building space. For example, you may not have to do business at all for a few months at a time.
- An expense is ordinary when it is common and accepted in your industry or trade. For example, buying magazines to put in a waiting area is a common and accepted expense for dentists.
- Generally, you must use your business bank account to pay taxes. Deductions occur when you spend more money on products or services that are important to you, money you already own, and other businesses and organizations.
- Ordinary expenses include rent, insurance, food, electricity, utilities, etc. Ordinary expenses may include equipment expenses and workers' compensation; these contribute to one's investment.
A: An expense is ordinary when it is common and accepted in your industry or trade. For example, buying magazines to put in a waiting area is a common and accepted expense for dentists.


A male gymnast in a blue outfit applies chalk dust to his hands. an infographic

OPTIONS:
- appears, showing his name to be danell leyva from the usa.
- graphic article explains that arms piercing of some kind sharpened the metal.
- screen appears on the screen showing the basic formation of an x-ray of a floor.
- graphic comes up with layers of dust that looks like they should be grab a cooking pot and then rub it on with a cloth.

appears, showing his name to be danell leyva from the usa.


question: Complete the next sentence:

How to fireproof a basement 
Measure the distance between your basement wall studs. 
Stretch a tape measure across the expanse from one stud to another. You should be measuring between the inner edges of the studs.
OPTIONS:
- Put a period or triangle of measurement across the wall to help predict the distance between studs. For example, if you're measuring between the top-and bottom-most studs in the basement wall, measure around the tape measure pole 60 inches (76 cm).
- Do not measure from the top or the ceiling, which are the upper studs. Measure from the rear of the studs to the bottom wall studs, which are the higher studs.
- Write this number down, rounding to the nearest quarter inch (roughly 1.25 cm) the firestopping blocks will be cut to fit this space. Before you begin, check to see if your the walls of your basement already have some form of fire-stopping in place.
- Measure the tallest studs in the basement. The highest studs in the basement range from 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 3.8 cm) high.

answer: Write this number down, rounding to the nearest quarter inch (roughly 1.25 cm) the firestopping blocks will be cut to fit this space. Before you begin, check to see if your the walls of your basement already have some form of fire-stopping in place.


Problem: Write the next sentence for:
How to clean a rat's cage 
Wash your rat's cage on a regular basis. 
Spot clean soiled areas daily and clean the entire cage at least once a week. If you start to notice an ammonia smell, you've likely waited too long.

OPTIONS:
- Give the cage another thorough cleaning every week or so to ensure it has a good finish. If you have a stubborn rat, clean his cage once a week, or every other time.
- Keep track of which areas are dirtier and which ones are more dirtied. Cleaning your rat's cage at least twice a week is ideal because if you're not sure where to start removing more expensive disinfectant than fresh solution, do it first.
- Set up a cleaning schedule so that ammonia never injures your rat. Natural rat litters made from materials like hay/straw and aspen wood shavings will need changing more often.
- Pour soapy water over the entire area. Sprinkle a few drops of the soap on the rats' cage floor..

Next sentence: Set up a cleaning schedule so that ammonia never injures your rat. Natural rat litters made from materials like hay/straw and aspen wood shavings will need changing more often.


context: How to do the dolphin stroke underwater 
Push off the wall, keeping your whole body under water. 
Stretch your hands in front of you in a streamline position. Keep your feet and legs straight and together, and keep your core tense.

OPTIONS:
- Kick your legs back and forth, keeping your knees straight. The will take at least 2 seconds for deep water, and 15 seconds for calmer water.
- Let yourself get out of the buoyancy of the ocean with two or three deep breaths. Most beginners learn to do dolphin strokes from dolphin control, so try it out if you don't know how to do it.
- You should start off low enough in the water that you'll be able to keep your whole body underwater while you execute the stroke. You might need to start off at a slight downward angle in order to achieve this, and it will probably take some practice.
- Move your arms, legs, and head far enough out of the water to avoid splashing. Streamline for three or four tries.
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next sentence for the context: You should start off low enough in the water that you'll be able to keep your whole body underwater while you execute the stroke. You might need to start off at a slight downward angle in order to achieve this, and it will probably take some practice.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to avoid getting bunions 
Avoid narrow shoes. 
The vast majority of bunions occur in women who wear shoes that are too narrow for their feet. Narrow shoes crowd the toes and significantly increase your risk of developing bunions.
OPTIONS:
- Find shoes that are comfortable to move around in, rather than wear tight shoes and shoes with lots of lift or wiggle. Avoid shoes with extra athletic lacing, heel pads, or more than one size.
- As a result, it's best to avoid wearing shoes with narrow wingtips or too wide elastic sneakers. These shoes do not bring your toes into the shoes and emphasize your feet.
- Changing to shoes that have wider toe boxes, better arch support and conform to the shape of your feet can certainly help prevent bunions (if not completely stop their progression), but it won't correct an already established bunion. Think in terms of prevention, not correction.
- Jeans, shoes that are too wide, and other thin areas can lead to higher risk for foot health. If you plan to wear high heels when climbing stairs, go for natural materials, and avoid tight shoes.
A:
Changing to shoes that have wider toe boxes, better arch support and conform to the shape of your feet can certainly help prevent bunions (if not completely stop their progression), but it won't correct an already established bunion. Think in terms of prevention, not correction.