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The vibrations from wind instruments ______ always positive and good ______ your breathing and health.
was; in
are; for
is; in
were; to
- Option 1: was; in
- "Was" is incorrect because it is a past tense verb, and the sentence refers to a general truth or ongoing situation about the vibrations from wind instruments.
- "In" is not the correct preposition since it does not grammatically fit in this context.
- Option 2: are; for
- "Are" correctly matches the present tense usage for the ongoing effects of vibrations from wind instruments.
- "For" is the suitable preposition to express benefits related to breathing and health.
- Option 3: is; in
- "Is" is incorrect because it is singular and does not agree with the plural subject "vibrations."
- "In" is not the appropriate preposition in this context.
- Option 4: were; to
- "Were" is incorrect as it is past tense, while the sentence calls for a present context.
- "To" does not correctly match the sentence's intended meaning.
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