Skip to main content
title tags
Source Link
ColleenV
  • 12k
  • 13
  • 48
  • 86

Please help me with this specific sentence "I have a grievance (from you that)..." - Is 'from you that' redundant?

Suppose two close friends are talking about a problems which recently has occurred between them; then does the bold segment in the sentence bellow seem redundant to you or not:

  • I have a grievance from you that I need to air with you.

I have a grievance from you that I need to air with you.

Please help me with this specific sentence

Suppose two close friends are talking about a problems which recently has occurred between them; then does the bold segment in the sentence bellow seem redundant to you or not:

  • I have a grievance from you that I need to air with you.

"I have a grievance (from you that)..." - Is 'from you that' redundant?

Suppose two close friends are talking about a problems which recently has occurred between them; then does the bold segment in the sentence bellow seem redundant to you or not:

I have a grievance from you that I need to air with you.

Source Link
A-friend
  • 14.3k
  • 52
  • 229
  • 435

Please help me with this specific sentence

Suppose two close friends are talking about a problems which recently has occurred between them; then does the bold segment in the sentence bellow seem redundant to you or not:

  • I have a grievance from you that I need to air with you.