Given below are three sentences which use a common

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Explanation: In sentence i, "inclusive" is used correctly to refer to policies that welcome people from all backgrounds. In sentence ii, "inclusive" is used incorrectly because an "inclusive" event should allow all to participate, not just select groups (in this case, only managers). In sentence iii, "inclusive" is used correctly to refer to a course structure that provides equal opportunities for all students, which fits the meaning of "inclusive."