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If I want to say: My dog is the loudest dog in the neighborhood. Should I remove the second "dog", or can I say dog twice
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If I want to say:

My dog is the loudest dog in the neighborhood.
Should I remove the second "dog", or can I say dog twice

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what ever one you think it is buddy

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User H S W
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Answer:

its your wish it should be the loudest one

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