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Hans51 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Express anger that S V
Some of the surviving victims have expressed anger that the government did not consult them before making the deal.
Is the sentence correct in grammar?
What does that clause function as in the sentence?
Does it function as a adverbial clause meaning cause like I am angry that you are late again.?
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
Is the sentence correct in grammar?
What does that clause function as in the sentence?
Does it function as a adverbial clause meaning cause like I am angry that you are late again.?
What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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As a speaker, in "anger that" and "angry that" the 'that's feel the same - the writer's summary explaining the object of the anger, which may be from either the angry person's or the writer's viewpoint. d
- As a speaker, in "anger that" and "angry that" the 'that's feel the same - the writer's summary explaining the object of the anger, which may be from either the angry person's or the writer's viewpoint.
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As a speaker, in "anger that" and "angry that" the 'that's feel the same - the writer's summary explaining the object of the anger, which may be from either the angry person's or the writer's viewpoint.
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Hans51What does the that-clause function as in the sentence?It's called a content clause. It expresses the content of the anger.
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