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Phrases like, "against all odds", "last but not least", and "needless to say", are all examples of: cliches, jargon, awkward syntax, confusing pronouns.
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Thoughts? Notice how these are phrases that are kind of overused to the point people just say them without really thinking about what they mean (if something is “needless to say” why say it?) Which of the answer choices best describes this idea?
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