Yes! People have bad days. For example I’ve been angry at someone for being in my way before and then realized later that I was just in a bad mood and wouldn’t normally get mad at them.
Answer:
B.)
Explanation:
That covers all of the other questions in one.
D. He was tired and it was late; it had been a long day.
The sentence that should be eliminated to get rid of redundancy would be "The group had quite a past history to reminisce about".
Redundancy refers to a weakness in a speech or a piece of writing that presents unnecessary repetition, information that isn't useful or words with the same explicit or implied meaning.
In the sentence I marked, the word "past" is causing a redundancy. When we're being told that there's "history to reminisce about" <u>it's already implied that it's in the past since we can't reminisce about anything else but the past and all history is past.</u>
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