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Anonymous

Jan 10, 2025

Which sentence contains a redundancy?

Which of the following sentences contains a redundancy? Please provide an explanation for your choice. The sentences to consider are:

a) The small puppy barked loudly.
b) She made a brief summary of the long meeting.
c) The future plans are still in the planning stage.
d) He completed the final conclusion of the project.

10 Answers

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Anonymous

Jan 29, 2025

C. Unexpected and surprise make it redundant - a surprise should be unexpected!
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Anonymous

Feb 21, 2025

C)It was an unexpected surprise to see my boyfriend at the party. 
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Anonymous

Dec 31, 2024

1 - postpone ... until later2 - return back3 - none4 - none5 - none 6 - none (I'm not so sure about the "new manufacturing" but as I've searched "new construction, new innovation" are redundant expressions)7 - the consensus of opinion8 - necessary requirement9 - visible to the eye10 - repeat ... again
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Anonymous

Jan 29, 2025

9. first/introduction10. limited/only 11. old/antiques12. adding/additional13. No redundanciesExplanation:
A Explanation:We love this store because it is full of foreign imports. Anything that is imported is also foreign. This phrase is redundant.
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Anonymous

Feb 09, 2025

C. Emily's sister gave birth to two twins.Explanation:A redundancy is when you say something two times in the same sentence, using different words that express the same, form example in the sentence, it says that Emily´s sister gave birht to two twins, when you are saying that she gave birth to twins you already know that there were two of them, you don´t need to say two twins, that´s a redundancy.
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Anonymous

Jan 29, 2025

D) It was his usual custom to wash his hands before each meal.When one is redundant, one basically says the same thing twice or says something that is unnecessary.  For instance, it would be redundant to say “wet water” because water, by its nature is wet.  Thus, when we look at Option D, the redundancy it contains is “usual custom.”  This is redundant because an act that is customary, or is a custom, is so because of its usual practice.  
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Anonymous

Jan 18, 2025

It was his usual custom to wash his hands before each meal.Explanation:

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