1). Both A and D2). Both B and C3). Only C4). B,C and D

1.	1). Both A and D2). Both B and C3). Only C4). B,C and D
Answer» The sentence uses the form shall you find$, which is incorrect and NEEDS improvement. The correct word here should be a conditional CONJUNCTION, as the sentence shows a possibility of something happening. So, the conjunction 'if' is correct here. Also, 'should', when used before the NOUN (as in the sentence) can be used as a conjunction to JOIN two SENTENCES that suggest a possibility of something. e.g. I have written down my number, should you wish to call me. So, both 'if' and 'should' can be used here. The only alternatives that improve the sentence are B and C. None of the other alternatives can make the sentence meaningful. Therefore, the correct answer is option 2.

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The sentence uses the form shall you find$, which is incorrect and NEEDS improvement.

The correct word here should be a conditional CONJUNCTION, as the sentence shows a possibility of something happening.

So, the conjunction 'if' is correct here.

Also, 'should', when used before the NOUN (as in the sentence) can be used as a conjunction to JOIN two SENTENCES that suggest a possibility of something.

e.g. I have written down my number, should you wish to call me.

So, both 'if' and 'should' can be used here.

The only alternatives that improve the sentence are B and C.

None of the other alternatives can make the sentence meaningful.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 2.

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