Sure, let’s fill in the blanks to complete the statement:
The market-clearing price for cantaloupes is the price at which the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded, then there is a market equilibrium. If the market price is too high, then there is a surplus. If the market price is too low, then there is a shortage.
So the filled-in statement will be:
The market-clearing price for cantaloupes is the price at which the quantity supplied equals the quantity demanded, then there is a market equilibrium. If the market price is too high, then there is a surplus. If the market price is too low, then there is a shortage.