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OpenStudy (help108):

Compare the bold sections of both sentences and then answer the question that follows: Original: My father disliked sleet, but my father disliked hail more. Revised: My father disliked sleet, but he hated hail more. What was done to the bolded section to improve the sentence? A longer phrase was converted to a single word. A modifier that did not add meaning was removed. Redundant phrases were eliminated. Repetitive words were replaced with synonyms and pronouns.

OpenStudy (help108):

@Photon336

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@AloneS

OpenStudy (help108):

u know?

OpenStudy (help108):

i think A

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Saying "my father" twice would be a redundant phrase So which one would it be Also by the way if you didn't notice this is math not english ;P

OpenStudy (anonymous):

well hold on Repetitive phrase is misleading I was simply helping you eliminate some answers, check for what it was replaced with

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