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Originally posted by sumit411 on 26 Dec 2017, 22:27.
Last edited by sumit411 on 02 Jan 2018, 02:09, edited 1 time in total.
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I tried to compile a list of redundant word pairs that appear frequently. Please feel free to add more
1) The reason.... Because 2) Tried to.... Attempt 3) Even though... But 4) Despite... Yet 5) Now... Currently 6) great icon 7) sum... total 8) can... potentially 9) attributed to.. Result of 10) decade of (some year Eg 1930's) 11) may... possibly /could 12) more increase 13) typically... Average 14) Although... In contrast 15) essential key 16) whether or not 17) every year.. Annually
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