Redundancy List for gmat verbal

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Redundancy List for gmat verbal

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Constructions considered RedundantIn combination of both X & YNow… CurrentlyExplained because ofThe reason.. BecauseEven though X, but YEven though X, yet YAlthough X, but YAlthough X, yet YSeparate awaySeparate outCollide againstCompete againstRegain againRepeat againRevert backReturn BackX has and will continue to grow..Fell down to its NadirCalled by the name of XNot X but rather YThey share the same vehicleThey share a common vehicleRecoup for XCostly and ExpensiveReduced downDecreased downGreat IconsIf X, Y would….Causing the result ofAround the vicinity ofTypically.. On an averageAlthough X, In contrast…Unlike X,… In contrast.Whether or notThat of 1990'sProcess of X is a way…Process of X is a method..Necessary prerequisiteSeeking to findExactly the sameEssential keyUsual CustomFroma a previous X to YAppears to beCollaborate togetherPossible consequences may include

Perhaps, consequences may includeIt is attributed as a causeCan potentially …Because of the result ofX and Y as wellSubstitute X in place of YPayments.. Be paidAtleast X or moreLike X, Y also

P.S : Many of the above mentioned phrases are grammatically correct but not preferred constructions.

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Collide withCompete with

X continues to grow / will continue to growFell to its Nadircalled XNot X but YOmit SameOmit CommonRecoup XBoth mean the same

Icons are always great

Wrong unless you mean to use it in the sense of refering to the decade.

They mean the same

Saturn rings appear continuous. Apear X > Appear X to be. (Both are Idiomatic)

X is attributed to Y or X is caused by Y

P.S : Many of the above mentioned phrases are grammatically correct but not preferred constructions.