redundancy

Eliminating redundancy

Eliminating redundancy is one of the key skills to fluency, but what is redundancy or a redundant word/phrase? If you can remove a word from a sentence without changing its [...]

Ümit Özaydın2019-01-27T00:18:01+03:00January 13, 2019|Categories: Editor Notes, Sentences, Translation, Word Usage|Tags: english writing, fluency, how to eliminate redundancy, redundancy, unnecessary words, writing style|

“Such As … and So On / So Forth” Redundancy

Dragoman prefers "and so on" or "and so forth" to "etc." (et cetera) to show that there are many other similar things or people that we can add. However, combining [...]

Serdar Dundar2018-09-28T23:22:15+03:00September 12, 2018|Categories: Translation Tips, Word Usage|Tags: copy editing, english writing, etc., giving examples, redundancy, so forth, such as, wordiness, writing well|

“E.g. … and So On / So Forth” Redundancy

If we begin by saying e.g., which means for example, it is redundant to add and so on or and so forth at the end. Incorrect: Some EU countries (e.g., [...]

Serdar Dundar2018-09-29T13:21:18+03:00September 12, 2018|Categories: Translation Tips, Word Usage|Tags: localisation industry, quality assurance, quality standards, redundancy, so forth, so on, unnecessary words, wordiness|

redundancy

Eliminating redundancy

“Such As … and So On / So Forth” Redundancy

“E.g. … and So On / So Forth” Redundancy

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