: Re: How can I get rid of the "things" in the following passage? “Good. You've done your homework.†The girl turned around and started inspecting a decaying tree, as if checking its health.
The only one which actually seems repetitious is the third one; the first one is perfect and the second is a deliberate sentence-fragment echo. I literally didn't notice them.
for the third:
Or even worse, we end up doing something that may hurt us — or those around us.
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