# Ten optional short extensions

Outside the estimated start; no compulsory homework, equipment, audience or record. Choose keep/stop/later. School fresh-day examples wait until first capture and use unrelated ideas; home offers do not wait. Actual text/help versus plan and first/later responses stay named.

## Day 31

Give an own character an impossible new object, or keep the first.

## Day 32

Try another complete event sentence using your actual available words.

## Day 33

Give two different possible next events, optional; one is enough.

## Day 34

Choose another useful edit later, or say why you kept your text.

## Day 35

After E capture, make unrelated ordinary own fiction; keep first work separate.

## Day 36

Explain which ordinary text part tells how versus what happened.

## Day 37

Reread one already matched line for meaning, not a speed challenge.

## Day 38

If an actual willing reply occurred, choose whether to revise; otherwise self-readback.

## Day 39

Offer your actual text to a willing reader only if wanted; private keeping complete.

## Day 40

After F capture, make an unrelated ordinary story ending; no star/tunnel/cloud layout.

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