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1.	1). Soon rather than later2). Sooner rather than later3). Sooner rather then later4). No improvement
Answer» Both the adverbs should be in the same FORM so it should be soon-late or sooner-later. And also, the correct term is “RATHER than”. Only option 2 satisfies both the criteria. Thus, the correct SENTENCE is: We WANT the MATTER settled sooner rather than later.

1). Soon rather than later2). Sooner rather than later3). Sooner rather then later4). No improvement

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Both the adverbs should be in the same FORM so it should be soon-late or sooner-later. And also, the correct term is “RATHER than”. Only option 2 satisfies both the criteria.

Thus, the correct SENTENCE is: We WANT the MATTER settled sooner rather than later.

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