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Scottish Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
I do not understand the role of "That" in the sentences below ? some English teacher says that it is wrong some says it has been used instead of "where", I am totally confused
This is the village that I returned to.
This place is situated in the quietest, greatest residential areas of the ancient, and for the most part over populated city of Brhampr (name of a place), that the wedding was taking place.
After opening up fairly decently on Friday, the movie picked up at the 1500 odd screens that it was released in as weekend set in.
This place is situated in the quietest, greatest residential areas of the ancient, and for the most part over populated city of Brhampr (name of a place), that the wedding was taking place.
After opening up fairly decently on Friday, the movie picked up at the 1500 odd screens that it was released in as weekend set in.
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Scottish This is the village that I returned to. OK. 'that' starts the relative clause.
- Scottish This is the village that I returned to.
- OK.
- 'that' starts the relative clause.
- I returned to that village.
- Scottish After opening up fairly decently on Friday, the movie picked up at the 1500 odd screens that it was released in as weekend set in.
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ScottishThis is the village that I returned to.
OK. 'that' starts the relative clause. I returned to that village.
ScottishAfter opening up fairly decently on Friday, the movie picked up at the 1500 odd screens that it was released in as weekend set in.
Also OK. 'that' starts the relative clause.
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