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Bamtori Posted 20 years ago
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happy that / happy because...
"I don't know if I should be happy that / because you think I'm charming or..."
Teachers, which one should I use in that sentence? Are both correct? I've seen quite a lot of sentences with either "happy that" or "happy because", so that means both are correct, right? Also if either is okay, anyone would tell me if there's a difference, even a slight one, please?
Teachers, which one should I use in that sentence? Are both correct? I've seen quite a lot of sentences with either "happy that" or "happy because", so that means both are correct, right? Also if either is okay, anyone would tell me if there's a difference, even a slight one, please?
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Hi! I'm no native speaker, so... I'm not sure that I'm 100% correct.
- Hi!
- I'm no native speaker, so...
- I'm not sure that I'm 100% correct.
- Anyway, hope my answer would help.
- I think "that" and "because" have different meanings in this sentence.
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Hi! I'm no native speaker, so... I'm not sure that I'm 100% correct.
Anyway, hope my answer would help.
I think "that" and "because" have different meanings in this sentence.
If you use "because" then it is about why "I don't know if I should be happy"
When you use "that", it means "I don't know if I should be happy" is your thoughts or feeling after you know th
Anyway, hope my answer would help.
I think "that" and "because" have different meanings in this sentence.
If you use "because" then it is about why "I don't know if I should be happy"
When you use "that", it means "I don't know if I should be happy" is your thoughts or feeling after you know th
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