Question

Amy attends a weekly meeting every Friday to review her plans for the following week.

What is the BEST way to describe the problem in this sentence?

A.The subject of the sentence does not agree with the verb in number.
B.The sentence is redundant; it unnecessarily repeats the same concept.
C.The sentence has a word spelled wrong (one that is commonly misspelled).
D. The sentence lacks detail; it does not explain the purpose of the meeting.

Answer 1

The Answer is B, it says weekly meeting and every Friday. the sentence would still make sense if one of those was taken out.

Answer 2

The correct answer is B. The sentence is redundant; it unnecessarily repeats the same concept.

Step-by-step explanation:

A sentence is redundant when information is repeated, this often means there is an excess of words and therefore some of these words can be deleted without affecting the original meaning. In language, redundancy should be avoided because it might distract or confuse the audience. In the sentence presented the problem is redundancy because the sections "every Friday" and "weekly" mean the same and thus, there is unnecessary repetition of the same idea (option B).