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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Idiom, phrase or what

Say the same thing twice over.

Please somebody tell me if it is an idiom, phrase or an ambiguous sentence.

Thanks

  

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sundarnaz an idiom, phrase or an ambiguous sentence. Those are not mutually exclusive terms. sundarnaz Say the same thing twice over.

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  • sundarnaz an idiom, phrase or an ambiguous sentence.
  • Those are not mutually exclusive terms.
  • sundarnaz Say the same thing twice over.
  • I would just call that 'a sentence with a common redundancy'.
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sundarnaz an idiom, phrase or an ambiguous sentence.

Those are not mutually exclusive terms.

sundarnazSay the same thing twice over.

I would just call that 'a sentence with a common redundancy'.

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