0
Nerdikarp Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
"i'm seeing dead things that doesn't like the light" or "i'm seeing dead things that don't like the light"
Hello
1- I'm seeing dead things that doesn't like the light.
2- I'm seeing dead things that don't like the light.
Which is correct? And why?
1- I'm seeing dead things that doesn't like the light.
2- I'm seeing dead things that don't like the light.
Which is correct? And why?
Top answer
Hi, #2 'That' is the subject of the subordinate clause, and refers to the plural noun 'things'. 'That' here is like 'which'. Clive
- Hi, #2 'That' is the subject of the subordinate clause, and refers to the plural noun 'things'.
- 'That' here is like 'which'.
- Clive
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 Answers
0
Hi,
#2
'That' is the subject of the subordinate clause, and refers to the plural noun 'things'.
'That' here is like 'which'.
Clive
#2
'That' is the subject of the subordinate clause, and refers to the plural noun 'things'.
'That' here is like 'which'.
Clive
0
Related Questions