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Moon7296 Posted 16 years ago
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superfluous (definition)
more than is needed or wanted
I don't understand the structure of it(in particular, "is") even though the dictionary providing definitions doesn't always state in a full sentence. (/ )
more than is needed or wanted
I don't understand the structure of it(in particular, "is") even though the dictionary providing definitions doesn't always state in a full sentence. (/ )
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One is passive voice; the other is active voice: More than is needed or wanted More than people want or need
- One is passive voice; the other is active voice: More than is needed or wanted More than people want or need
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One is passive voice; the other is active voice:
More than is needed or wanted
More than people want or need
More than is needed or wanted
More than people want or need
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