ACT English 2.2 Style

In the original sentence, we've got the term "free gift." We hear this

term all the time.

However, "free gift" is redundant because all gifts are free by definition.

The point is that we can get rid of choice (A) because of this redundancy.

Like (A), choice (B) is guilty of redundancy. The term "added bonus" is redundant because

a bonus is, by definition, something that's added to something else.

Which brings us to choices (C) and (D).

Though they relate the same basic information, (C) does so more concisely.

There's no need to say "a gift that came with purchase" when we can say "a gift

with purchase" to communicate the same idea with fewer words.

Remember, less is best.