Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

An older man with a long ponytail and a pair of glasses is outside kneeling near a bike. the man
OPTIONS:
- then begins to mixes various drug related substances into a jar.
- then sprays the tire, removes the rubber, and continues on.
- has a pair of blue pliers in his hand and begins fixing the chain on the bike.
- then mounts his bike, works on fixing it and then starts riding it the rest of the way back to mulo.
A: has a pair of blue pliers in his hand and begins fixing the chain on the bike.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A young boy was circling in pommel horse in a living room, then in a gym with spectators. A man starts talking and a young boy in pommel horse doing some endless circling move. he
OPTIONS:
- goes through the motions of a man messing around with him.
- jumps over a pommel horse to the right then continues to the left towards the pommel horse.
- keeps dancing and holding his legs up high, or the circle has people in it.
- continues on doing it while the man is watching him and showing him what to do.
A: continues on doing it while the man is watching him and showing him what to do.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A close up of a person's feet are shown sitting in a chair. the person
OPTIONS:
- then begins putting blue polish all over his feet.
- then bends forward and begins putting shoes on.
- is then seen standing over a sink with a toothbrush under water.
- begins rubbing his feet with a shoe.
A: then bends forward and begins putting shoes on.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to encourage kids to develop healthy attachments 
Play together. 
Children learn and grow through play. Spend time playing with your child.
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- This can be either at the gym, at a park, at a dollar store, or maybe simply the two of you playing with your child. If you don't want to play with your child by yourselves, expose them to fun, engaging games, including hand-held video games, card games, and various online games like they had to play for years.
- A lot helps children learn and develop early in life. Start with simple games like fetch, tug-of-war, water balloon, make-believe, or pretend backyard games like fishing and paintball.
- When engaging in play, let the child direct what happens and follow his or her lead. It's easy for adults to take over the play, but let the child have the lead.
- Play games like hide and seek, fetch, defender, and catch. If your child is a little older, they can act as a role model to their children.
A:
When engaging in play, let the child direct what happens and follow his or her lead. It's easy for adults to take over the play, but let the child have the lead.