In the mid-nineteenth century, the invention of the telegraph revolutionized long-distance communication. Messages that once took weeks to arrive by mail could now be transmitted in mere minutes, an innovation that was a new and unprecedented development for global commerce.
Which choice most effectively and concisely replaces the underlined portion in the sentence?
- ANO CHANGE
- an innovationCevap
- Can innovation, which was a new development,
- Dan innovation; which was unprecedented,
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The correct option is the one that reads 'an innovation' because it is the most concise choice and avoids redundant synonyms for novelty.
The option that consists solely of 'an innovation' is correct because it provides the necessary noun phrase to describe the preceding clause while eliminating all redundant synonyms for novelty.
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Eliminating redundancy in a sentence requires removing unnecessary words or phrases that repeat the same meaning, while ensuring the remaining sentence is grammatically correct.