Here we go, some high level questions I can't figure out. Please let me know 'why' you choose what you choose. Thanks a lot!!!!
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In the second question it might be between B and C! It depends on Like vs such as..
I will go for B [such as x , y , z conditions is a good sentence .]
IMO B
I will go for B [such as x , y , z conditions is a good sentence .]
IMO B
