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While speaking or writing we can make the language crisper and better by avoiding repetition. Repetition of words and phrases is a common flaw in the use of English and this can be avoided by using substitutes or by omitting some words, which have been used previously.
Look at these sentences:
Q. Do you like ice cream?
Suggested answer:
Yes, I like ice cream.
Or
The answer could be: Yes, I do.
Now answer the following questions:
1. What is your new sweater made of?
__________ of acrylic fibre.
2. You are not joining Vidya Mandir School, are you?
No, __________________________.
3. Are you going home for your holidays?
I don't think ______________.
4. I will start studying this week. What about you?
_______________ I
5. Are there any more books?
No, _____________
Suggested answer:
1. It's made up of acrylic fibre.
2. No, I'm not.
3. I don't think so.
4. So will I.
5. No, there aren't any.
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