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MyShirley Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

any difference?

It is okay/good.

That is okay/good.

Any difference between these two sentences?

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No, but they depend on reference-- 'that' is deictic: it points to something in a specific contextual location.

— Mister Micawber

  • No, but they depend on reference-- 'that' is deictic: it points to something in a specific contextual location.
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No, but they depend on reference-- 'that' is deictic: it points to something in a specific contextual location.
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