Let's now examine the corrections:
1. To show that a letter is missing from the word "you're," which meaning "you are," an apostrophe is required.
2. The word "English" needs to start with a capital letter. It is a proper noun-related
3. To make text easier to understand, place a comma after the term "grammar."
4. Although the phrase "you would be happy" is in the past conditional tense, it should match with the present tense of the phrase "if you're unsteady." "If you're shaky, you'll be happy," or "If you're shaky, you'd be happy."
5. The hyphen is placed after the compound adjective "multiple-choice."
6. This query consists of two separate sentences. The first sentence concludes with "... multiple-choice questions," thus a full stop must come next. Why is the first word in the second sentence, therefore it needs to start with a capital letter.
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Answer:
Recognition is the easiest way to recall something.
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