As long as there are no new grammar errors introduced, the shortest answer choice is often correct. Redundancy is a type of wordiness where the same thing is said twice such as “happy and joyful.” Keep it simple and to the point.
(1) Roberta woke up early one Saturday morning. (2) She usually slept in later on the weekend, but today she was too excited to sleep. (3) So, she woke up earlier than usual. (4) Roberta was excited because it was her birthday. (5) Suddenly, her parents and brother yelled, “Surprise!” (6) They had a surprise party waiting for her.
Which sentence should MOST LIKELY be deleted from the paragraph because it repeats information?
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sentence 2
sentence 3
Please explain why
sentence 5
sentence 6
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