The verb “discuss” already means to talk about something. So when you say “discuss about”, you’re actually repeating the same idea twice — it becomes redundant (unnecessary repetition). Think of it this way: “Discuss” = “talk about” So saying “discuss about” is like saying “talk about about” — which sounds incorrect. ⸻ ✅ Correct usage examples: • We discussed the plan in detail. • They discussed politics all night. • Let’s discuss your project tomorrow. #english #communication #learnenglish #pub

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