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"On behalf of the members of this council, I except your proposal."
"On behalf of the members of this council, I accept your proposal."
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"John's ascent of the mountain was awe inspiring."
"They waited with bated breath for the monster to emerge."
"They waited with baited breath for the monster to emerge."
1. Inappropriately using relative pronouns (who, whose, whom, which, that, and what)
2. Using the wrong combination of adjectives and adverbs
3. Using words that sound or look the same as the word you are trying to use.
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