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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

"Located in" versus "in" - Is one redundant?

I am writing captions for pictures and am wondering whether the word "located" is redundant in this sentence format - "Brook Haven is a 63-unit multifamily housing development located in Huntsville, Alabama". Can't you just say "Brook Haven is a 63-unit multifamily housing development in Huntsville, Alabama"? I have about 100 pictures to label and am not sure which one to use!
  

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Hi, It's fine just to say 'in'. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, It's fine just to say 'in'.
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Hi,

It's fine just to say 'in'.

Clive
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