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Zoliky Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Is "That" an adverb in the phrase "That's so not funny, John!"

Is "That" an adverb in the phrase "That's so not funny, John!"?

  

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"? No. It's a demonstrative pronoun.

— CalifJim

  • "?
  • No.
  • It's a demonstrative pronoun.
  • It's the subject of the sentence.
  • CJ
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zoliky

Is "That" an adverb in the phrase "That's so not funny, John!"?

No. It's a demonstrative pronoun. It's the subject of the sentence.

CJ

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zoliky

Is "That" an adverb in the phrase "That's so not funny, John!"?

No: the demonstratives are determinatives, whether they are used dependently or independently.


This copy is clearer than that.


There are two demonstratives in this example: the first, "this", precedes the noun "copy", of which it is depend

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