nks2611 wrote:
hii
expert, although i chose the right answer but can you clarify in option D, the line to demonstrate his own talent, isn't own redundant ?
please clarify
thanks
in advance
In many occasions "own" is redundant, but here it is not. The talents are his own, not his father's - to clarify this fact, "own" is required.
(Also note that the comma before "to" is not required - such a prepositional phrase at the beginning of a sentence requires a comma, but at
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