0
Ruslana Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Can I put out "that" in these sentences?

Hello!

There are some sentences from my textbook below. If I don't use that, are they still correct? I think they are but I would like to make sure. Help me, please.

1. This is the best dictionary (that) I have ever seen.

2. This is the first composition (that) he has written in English.

3. I have read all the books (that) you gave me.
  

Top answer

Yes you can take that out of all those sentences.

— Nona the brit

  • Yes you can take that out of all those sentences.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

5 Answers
0
Yes you can take that out of all those sentences.
0
0
Oh, I've made a mistake, sorry. Frankly, I was not sure of that sentence either.

Many thanks, Nona!
0
0
Can anybody please help me to find some synonyms for "take out"? I have used "put out" wrong in the title of this topic; you can see my foolish mistake (now I know that "put out" = "to upset"). I would like to learn what words exept "take out" I could have written to be correct. For instance, are the next acceptable?

to delete
to extract
to take off
to omit
to leave
0
0
In that context you could have used

Can I delete 'that' in these sentences

Can I omit 'that' in these sentences

Can I leave out 'that' from these sentences

Can I remove 'that' from these sentences

Take off is something you do with clothing and it is also what airplanes do - it is not a synonym of remove

Extract doesn't sound quite right here e
0
0
Thank you again, Nona! I appreciate your help very much. Emotion: smile
0

Related Questions