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The learning process often requires the repetition of a specific action again and again until it is mastered.
A. the repetition of a specific action again and again until it is
B. specific actions until they are
C. the repetition of a specific action until that action has been
D. the repetition of a specific action until it is
E. repeating a specific action again and again until it is
A. the repetition of a specific action again and again until it is
B. specific actions until they are
C. the repetition of a specific action until that action has been
D. the repetition of a specific action until it is
E. repeating a specific action again and again until it is
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Analysis - Repetition itself means again and again. So using both together is redundant.
A. the repetition of a specific action again and again until it is
REJECTED - 'Repetition' and 'again and again' used in the same sentence - redundant.
B. specific actions until they are
REJECTED - The underlined portion emphasis 'Repeating actions'. That is not mentioned in this option. So rejected.
C. the repetition of a specific action until that action has been
REJECTED - While there is nothing specifically wrong here - a pronoun could have been used to refer to the action, instead of repeating it.
D. the repetition of a specific action until it is
RIGHT ANSWER - This is the right usage of repetition, without using 'again and again'.
E. repeating a specific action again and again until it is
REJECTED - 'Repetition' and 'again and again' used in the same sentence - redundant.
A. the repetition of a specific action again and again until it is
REJECTED - 'Repetition' and 'again and again' used in the same sentence - redundant.
B. specific actions until they are
REJECTED - The underlined portion emphasis 'Repeating actions'. That is not mentioned in this option. So rejected.
C. the repetition of a specific action until that action has been
REJECTED - While there is nothing specifically wrong here - a pronoun could have been used to refer to the action, instead of repeating it.
D. the repetition of a specific action until it is
RIGHT ANSWER - This is the right usage of repetition, without using 'again and again'.
E. repeating a specific action again and again until it is
REJECTED - 'Repetition' and 'again and again' used in the same sentence - redundant.
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KrishnanTN
Hi.. You mentioned about the pronoun issue in the option D but I am bit confused about the usage of present perfect tense too. Can that be justifies because I eliminated D on the basis of that. Kindly help.
