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Representation of Real Numbers on the Number Line Through Successive Magnification

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In the following sentence, four words or phrases have been underlined. Choose the word or the phrase which is not appropriate in standard written English. If the sentence has no error, mark (5).

Supposing, if (1) we can't (2) make it (3) on Monday, when are we (4) going to meet again? NO ERROR (5)

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Here, either [1]"suppose" or [2]"if" should be used as each sufficiently conveys the meaning by itself.

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