Avoid repetition. They decided to drive to the picnic. Deciding to drive was a mistake as they got stuck in a traffic jam.

Avoid repetition. The picture quality of this new camera is far better than the picture quality of the old camera.

Avoid repetition: A: ‘Is Michael coming for a drink on Friday?’ B: ‘I expect Michael is coming for a drink on Friday. He usually comes for a drink on Friday.’

Avoid repetition. We need some eggs. If you see eggs in the market, could you get some eggs?

Avoid repetition. I’m on my way to the office now. I’ll call you when I get to the office.

Avoid repetition. I can’t speak Japanese and David can’t speak Japanese either.

Avoid repetition. I’ll know the answer tonight, so I’ll let you know tonight.

Avoid repetition. We’re getting a bonus. The boss said we were getting a bonus at the meeting.

Avoid repetition. Their photocopier isn’t working and our photocopier isn’t working either.

Avoid repetition. I’ll try and call you this afternoon. If I can’t call this afternoon, I’ll call you this evening.

Avoid repetition. A: ‘Have we got enough chairs?’ B: ‘Yes. We’ve got all these chairs and we’ve got all the chairs that Tom brought from upstairs too.’

Avoid repetition. If he comes to the meeting I’ll tell him the news. If he doesn’t come to the meeting, I’ll email him.