Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

A person is throwing a disk several times a far distance. a woman in a blue shirt
A: is sitting down watching him.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

We see a person in the distance shoveling snow. We see the building they just came out of. a man and a boy
A: clean snow off a minivan in the parking lot.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to make a child's birthday list a little more fun 
Sit down with your child and ask him/her what they want for their birthday. 
If your child can write and spell properly, skip to step 2. As your child tells you what they want, write each item down on a separate post-it.
A: If your child can write and spell properly, ask them to write down each thing they want on a separate post-it. Put all the post-its (folded in half) in the container.


Problem: What happens next in this paragraph?

How to help someone 
Listen to your friends. 
These are the people you know the best, and who know you the best. If you and your friends are close, you should be able to talk to one another about problems or concerns without fear of judgment.
A:
Additionally, when your friend suggests something is wrong, or he need your help, be paying attention for indirect signs. Your friend may not always say something is wrong directly, so look for signs that something might be off, such as missing events he normally attends or expressing concerns about things that he previously never worried about, like money.