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the use of unnecessary words, e.g. It could easily be argued that the time is right and the atmosphere damp enough that we might, right now, come to an agreement this evening that we make soup. (Letâ??s make soup.) This is normally an error of style rather than of grammar. Tautology is a form of redundancy.
language which includes all the figures of speech and is used for effect or to convey meaning...
a widely held, but rigid, oversimplified and generalised idea, opinion or belief about a...
(also called a correlative conjunction) conjunctions like and, but, however, yet, either â?¦ or...
the tension between characters in a story, which moves and shapes the action.
a figure of speech that makes a deliberate play on two possible meanings of a word, or on two...