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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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She rummages around in a corner of her cluttered room in search of something.
Is the last part "in search of something" redundant when I use the word "rummages"?
Besides that, should I make any changes or is it fine as it is?
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anonymous Is the last part "in search of something" redundant when I use the word "rummages"? No. I've rummaged without looking for anything in particular.
- anonymous Is the last part "in search of something" redundant when I use the word "rummages"?
- No.
- I've rummaged without looking for anything in particular.
- anonymous Besides that, should I make any changes or is it fine as it is?
- As it stands, it is OK.
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anonymousIs the last part "in search of something" redundant when I use the word "rummages"?
No. I've rummaged without looking for anything in particular.
anonymousBesides that, should I make any changes or is it fine as it is?
As it stands, it is OK.
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