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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

At the risk of repetition

At the risk of repetition, I'm going to say this again. This is....
I know I'm repeating what I've said at the begining but I'm going to say this again. This is....

Are they correct and natural?

Thanks
LiJ
  

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Liveinjapan At the risk of repetition, I'm going to say this again. This is.... I know I'm repeating what I've said at the begining but I'm going to say this again.

— Philip

  • Liveinjapan At the risk of repetition, I'm going to say this again.
  • This is....
  • I know I'm repeating what I've said at the begining but I'm going to say this again.
  • This is....
  • Are they correct and natural?
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LiveinjapanAt the risk of repetition, I'm going to say this again. This is....
I know I'm repeating what I've said at the begining but I'm going to say this again. This is....

Are they correct and natural?

Thanks
LiJ

The first sentence doesn't really make sense, because the 'risk' is a moot question. He is repeating
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I agree with Philip – it doesn't sound very likely. Cf.

1. At the risk of repeating myself, I would like to emphasise that, in my opinion, Plan B looks far too expensive.

"At the risk of repeating myself" precedes a repeated thought, but probably in different words.

MrP
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Thanks, Philip and Pedantec. Got it!
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