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Nokia88 Posted 17 years ago
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How do I understand that here
hi ~ care to explain?
Accounts of death and disaster were everywhere at the time that he wrote it.
1. Is that a conjunction in the sentence?
2. Can I drop that from the sentence?
3. Can I consider this as a restrictive clause?
4. Can I replace that with when?
5. I'm not sure if at the time can be placed immediately before that!
Your help will be very much appreciated!
Accounts of death and disaster were everywhere at the time that he wrote it.
1. Is that a conjunction in the sentence?
2. Can I drop that from the sentence?
3. Can I consider this as a restrictive clause?
4. Can I replace that with when?
5. I'm not sure if at the time can be placed immediately before that!
Your help will be very much appreciated!
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Accounts of death and disaster were everywhere at the time that he wrote it. 1. Is that a conjunction in the sentence?
- Accounts of death and disaster were everywhere at the time that he wrote it.
- 1.
- Is that a conjunction in the sentence?
- No.
- It's a relative pronoun.
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Accounts of death and disaster were everywhere at the time that he wrote it.
1. Is that a conjunction in the sentence? No. It's a relative pronoun.
2. Can I drop that from the sentence? Yes.
3. Can I consider this as a restrictive clause? that he wrote it is a
1. Is that a conjunction in the sentence? No. It's a relative pronoun.
2. Can I drop that from the sentence? Yes.
3. Can I consider this as a restrictive clause? that he wrote it is a
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Nokia88hi ~ care to explain?
Accounts of death and disaster were everywhere at the time that he wrote it.
1. Is that a conjunction in the sentence? It is a relative pronoun.
2. Can I drop that from the sentenc
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