I've long heard a rule that we do not use words with the same orgin in a phrase. For example, some argue that the following do not work:
enjoy your enjoyment;
plant a plant;
compose a composition;
write some writings;
...the contestant who won the contest;
After all the material I have read so far, I only know of one exception: we can say, "dream your dream". Is there a rule about phrases like this? Could you give me some more examples? Thanks.
enjoy your enjoyment;
plant a plant;
compose a composition;
write some writings;
...the contestant who won the contest;
After all the material I have read so far, I only know of one exception: we can say, "dream your dream". Is there a rule about phrases like this? Could you give me some more examples? Thanks.