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how or that how to know which to pick
How should I know which to pick?
It's amazing [that/how] long hair can make such a difference.
It's amazing [how/that] they always know where they are on the court.
It is amazing [how/that] you always argue.
It is amazing [how/that] nice you are.
What is the difference between : How should I know which to pick? and How to know which to pick?
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It's amazing [that/how] long hair can make such a difference.
It's amazing [how/that] they always know where they are on the court.
It is amazing [how/that] you always argue.
It is amazing [how/that] nice you are.
What is the difference between : How should I know which to pick? and How to know which to pick?
Thanks
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That requires a subject following, so the last sentence should read: It's amazing that you are so nice ~ It's amazing how nice you are. The others are fine either way.
- That requires a subject following, so the last sentence should read: It's amazing that you are so nice ~ It's amazing how nice you are.
- The others are fine either way.
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That requires a subject following, so the last sentence should read: It's amazing that you are so nice ~ It's amazing how nice you are. The others are fine either way.
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