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Below is given a sentence with an emboldened part. The part may or may not be grammatically correct. The question is followed by three alternatives that might improve the sentence. Choose the correct combination of alternatives. The negotiations between the two countries were tense, but they eventually managed to hammer down a comprehensive trade agreement that satisfied both parties.
Below is given a sentence with an emboldened part. The part may or may not be grammatically correct. The question is followed by three alternatives that might improve the sentence. Choose the correct combination of alternatives. The negotiations between the two countries were tense, but they eventually managed to hammer down a comprehensive trade agreement that satisfied both parties.
i. Hammer in
ii. Hammer out
iii. Hammer with
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