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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
- The sentence is about the benefits of vibrations from wind instruments. It's in the present tense, making options with past tenses incorrect.
- Option 1: "was; in" – The verb “was” is in the past tense, clashing with the context. The preposition "in" doesn't fit well with health benefits.
- Option 2: "are; for" – "Are" (present tense) fits the plural subject "vibrations," and "for" is apt for describing benefits related to health.
- Option 3: "is; in" – "Is" is singular, which doesn't match the plural subject "vibrations."
- Option 4: "were; to" – "Were" is past tense, unsuitable here, and "to" isn't ideal for expressing intended benefits.
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