IN: What happens next?

How to change a sentence from active voice to passive voice 
Identify different types of present tenses. 
The present tense describes action being done in the present moment-not future, not past, and not a hypothetical action. The english language has a simple present tense, a present continuous tense, a present perfect tense, and present perfect continuous tense.

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- All indicate action in the present, but differ in their descriptions of how long the action has been taking place. Simple present tense combines a subject + verb.
- Like the present tense, present continuous tense does not require the verb to be the present present tense. The present tense is not supposed to be present, or may make both words.
- These 4 tenses apply to almost all cases of the word " present. " in this case, a present tense is considered " past tense " or " present perfect " and is used to describe a future present situation.
- This tense allows you to experience something else or something that has already happened-a life event you'll usually forget about. Think of the present tense as how a person might react under the influence of an environment.

OUT: All indicate action in the present, but differ in their descriptions of how long the action has been taking place. Simple present tense combines a subject + verb.

IN: What happens next?

How to train french bulldogs 
Decide where you want your dog to toilet. 
Avoid letting your dog get familiar with toileting indoors if you'd like it to toilet outside. If you have a place in your yard where you'd like your dog to toilet, bring it to the spot immediately.

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- Before you even go into your house, let it sniff around the yard until your dog urinates or defecates. When your dog does urinate or defecate, give your dog lots of verbal praise and attention so your dog associates going to the bathroom outside with being praised.
- Pay attention to their regular urination the least, as this can help your dog get familiar with toileting outside when it happens, which makes pee easier in the long run. If you have a larger yard, set it up with a second toilet pit or a serving area.
- Some breeds, like labrador retrievers, can only urinate in a confined space like a basement. In this case, make sure your dog has a hidden " nest " in a place like a garage, backyard, or closet.
- If you choose to have your dog use the bathroom elsewhere, do so directly. An alternative would be to have your dog " hide " in the spot until it grows a little more accustomed to it.

OUT: Before you even go into your house, let it sniff around the yard until your dog urinates or defecates. When your dog does urinate or defecate, give your dog lots of verbal praise and attention so your dog associates going to the bathroom outside with being praised.

IN: What happens next?

We see the man sitting on the floor talking to a camera. We see the man illustrating break dance moves. the man

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- is talking and sitting still.
- arranges the couple together on the floor.
- holds two squares in his hands and hold one up of them then puts why s on the floor.
- does some recumbent moves and we see scenes of stair railings in the olympics.

OUT:
is talking and sitting still.