Improve the given sentence if necessary. Suppose if you are selected, will you give us a treat?

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Correct Answer: If

Explanation:

‘Suppose’ and ‘if’ both are used to guess, or think, or imagine something and both means the same thing. So, using them together is superfluous. So, ‘if’will be used.

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