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Below are three sentences (
- I , (I
- I , and (II
- I . One or more of them may contain a grammatical or usage error. Choose the option that identifies which sentence(s) are error-free. I. Had the central bank raised interest rates earlier, inflation would have fallen faster. II. The government announced that the new semiconductor facility will boost local employment. III. The judge asked the witness what had he seen near the bank.
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