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Which one would be correct to ask the students?

Dear students as you know the syllabus has been completed, so we are not going to ask any questions from these chapters instead.

Open up the book and "look for the confusions or doubts" if you have any and clear it out or make it go away.

From the above paragraph which one should I use.

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Liton DasWhich one would be correct to ask the students?

Neither one is a question. I don't understand how either of them can be asking anything.

Liton DasFrom the above paragraph which one should I use.

They say different things, so you may have to use both.

Liton DasDear students as you know the syllabus has been completed, so we are not going to ask any questions from these chapters instead.

I don't think you need "Dear students". It's unclear what "these chapters" are. It's also unclear why you have "instead" at the end. Instead of what?

Liton DasOpen up the book and "look for the confusions or doubts" if you have any and clear it out or make it go away.

This seems to indicate that students will find confusion and doubt in the book. I don't think that's what you mean.

We clear up confusion or doubt; we don't clear them out. You clear out your desk drawers and take your belongings home when you are fired from your job.

I don't think you need "or make it go away".

CJ

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