Common mistake bivouac camp (bivouac)
Common Mistakes in English Grammar
Mistake: Redundancy
One common mistake in English grammar is the use of redundant phrases or words. This occurs when two or more words are used together, but one of them is unnecessary because it is already implied by the other word.
An example of this is the phrase "bivouac camp." The word "bivouac" already refers to a temporary camp or shelter, so including the word "camp" after it is redundant. To correct this mistake, it is sufficient to use only the word "bivouac."
Incorrect: We set up a bivouac camp in the woods.
Correct: We set up a bivouac in the woods.
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bivouac camp (bivouac) mistake examples
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Incorrect:A rock climber leaves a hanging bivouac camp on an Arctic cliffCorrect:A rock climber leaves a hanging bivouac on an Arctic cliff
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Correct:A rock climber leaves a hanging bivouac on an Arctic cliff
