Identify the redundant phrase in the following sentence: 'She is going to return back to the store.'

• going to

• to the store

• back

• return back

Correct the redundancy in the following sentence: 'The new innovation is a completely new concept.'

• The new innovation is a completely fresh concept.

• The new innovation is a completely innovative concept.

• The new innovation is a completely unique concept.

• The new innovation is a completely original concept.

Identify the double negative in the following sentence: 'I can't find no solution to this problem.'

• can't find no

• can't solve no

• can't discover no

• can't locate no

Correct the double negative in the following sentence: 'He didn't do nothing to help the situation.'

• He didn't do anything to help the situation.

• He did nothing to help the situation.

• He didn't do anything to not help the situation.

• He didn't do something to help the situation.

Apply proper grammar rules to eliminate redundancy in the following sentence: 'The final outcome was completely finished.'

• The final outcome was completed.

• The final outcome was finished.

• The outcome was completely done.

• The final result was fully completed.

Apply proper grammar rules to eliminate double negatives in the following sentence: 'I don't want no one to know about the surprise.'

• I want no one to know about the surprise.

• I don't want anyone to not know about the surprise.

• I don't want nobody to know about the surprise.

• I don't want anyone to know about the surprise.

Identify the redundant phrase in the following sentence: 'The two twins look exactly the same.'

• the same

• twins

• look

• exactly

Correct the redundancy in the following sentence: 'The weather outside is extremely hot in temperature.'

• The weather outside is extremely hot in heat.

• The weather outside is extremely hot in temperature.

• The weather outside is extremely hot.

• The weather outside is extremely hot in degree.

Identify the double negative in the following sentence: 'I couldn't hardly believe my eyes.'

• couldn't hardly

• wasn't unable

• didn't barely

• could hardly

Correct the double negative in the following sentence: 'She never said nothing about the incident.'

• She never said something about the incident.

• She never said none about the incident.

• She never said anything about the incident.

• She never said no about the incident.