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Nakool Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
1) The face that I do not like your fiance is neither here nor there what matters is what you feel.
In the above sentence, according to my book, there should be ' what matters is that what you feel'.
I dont understand why 'that' is used here.
Please advise
In the above sentence, according to my book, there should be ' what matters is that what you feel'.
I dont understand why 'that' is used here.
Please advise
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" You are right. The fact that I do not like your fiance is neither here nor there; what matters is what you feel.
- " You are right.
- The fact that I do not like your fiance is neither here nor there; what matters is what you feel.
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It is better without "that." You are right.
The fact that I do not like your fiance is neither here nor there; what matters is what you feel.
The fact that I do not like your fiance is neither here nor there; what matters is what you feel.
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