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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Both mean the same in meaning?
I didn't take his money that was on the table; I thought if I took it, he would get mad at me.
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I didn't take his money that was on the table; he would have got mad if I had taken it.
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I didn't take his money that was on the table; he would have got mad if I had taken it.
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The first sentence says what you thought. The second sentence says what is known.
- The first sentence says what you thought.
- The second sentence says what is known.
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The first sentence says what you thought.
The second sentence says what is known.
The second sentence says what is known.
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Anonymoushis money that was on the tableWe don't use a possessive determiner together with a restrictive relative clause.
I didn't take his money.
I didn't take the money that was on the table.
I didn't take his money, which was on the table.
His money was on the table, but I didn't take it.
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