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🌹Don’t use two words with the same meaning
Don't say: The temperature is over 40 degrees. Let's get an ice cream.
Say: It's over 40 degrees. Let's get an ice cream.
Don’t say…
“The weather is very foggy today.”
“The car’s colour is yellow.”
“The temperature is over 40 degrees. Let’s get an ice cream.”
Say…
“It’s foggy today.”
“The car’s yellow.”
“It’s over 40 degrees. Let’s get an ice cream.”
✍Why?
Foggy is a kind of weather, right? So don’t use “weather.”
Yellow is a colour, isn’t it? So you don’t need to use “colour.”
40 degrees is a temperature, so you don’t need to say “temperature.” Also — that ice cream won’t last long.
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