Multiple choice softskills communication

__________ you practice, so shall you play.

  1. Just like

  2. Just as

  3. So

  4. Like
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase 'Just as..., so...' is a correlative conjunction structure used to show a comparison or relationship between two actions. 'Just as you practice, so shall you play' is the grammatically correct idiomatic expression. 'Like' or 'Just like' are less formal and do not fit the 'so shall' structure.

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