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*CORE CONCEPT:*
Eliminating wordiness and redundancy improves sentence clarity and conciseness. This involves removing unnecessary words and avoiding repetitive phrases to enhance communication.

*TOPICS COVERED:*
When to use concise language to enhance clarity (B2)
How to eliminate unnecessary words for clearer sentences (B2)
When to avoid redundancy in writing (B2)
How to revise sentences for precision and effectiveness (B2)

*EXAMPLE SENTENCES:*
The committee made a decision. → The committee decided.
She is a person who is very talented. → She is very talented.
In my opinion, I think that... → I think that...
The reason why is because... → The reason is...
Due to the fact that it was raining, the event was canceled. → Because it was raining, the event was canceled.

*GRAMMAR RULES:*
Eliminate unnecessary words → Remove words that do not add meaning.
Avoid redundancy → Do not repeat the same idea or meaning.
Use precise language → Choose specific words that convey your message effectively.

*COMMON ERRORS:*
Wrong: The reason why he failed is because he did not study enough. → Right: He failed because he did not study enough.
Wrong: She made a suggestion that was unnecessary. → Right: She made an unnecessary suggestion.

*STUDENT QUESTIONS:*
How do I eliminate redundancy in my writing?
When should I use concise sentences?
Is this sentence correct: "The reason why is because..."?
What's the difference between "due to the fact that" and "because"?
How do I revise sentences for clarity?

*KEY CONCEPTS:*
Wordiness, redundancy, concise writing, B2 level, sentence clarity, effective communication.

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