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Rayman55 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

En route?

You can use the product while on en route to work.

Is "while" redundant in the sentence above?

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'While' is marginally redundant; 'on' is downright wrong, as 'en route' means 'on the way'.

— Rover_KE

  • 'While' is marginally redundant; 'on' is downright wrong, as 'en route' means 'on the way'.
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'While' is marginally redundant; 'on' is downright wrong, as 'en route' means 'on the way'.
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Thanks. Do you think it would sound better if ai removed "while"?
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Rayman55Do you think it would sound better if I removed "while"?
First you have to remove "on". Then you can remove "while" or leave it, as you wish. (I'd leave it.)

CJ
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