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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. The newly built solar plant was inspected by senior engineers yesterday. II. Rapid urban expansion has affected both wildlife habitats as well as groundwater levels. III. How remarkable is the recent discovery of water ice on Mars!
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