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Carter Lee Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this right expression ?

Hi.

I want to tell someone like this but I'm not sure about the expression like this.

"I'm not sure about that the person who is charging it"
  

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I think this is what you mean: I'm not sure who is charging it.

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I think this is what you mean:

I'm not sure who is charging it.
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Why you remove the 'the person' ? If I want to exaggeration it?
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You can use that or the, but not both.
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Carter LeeWhy not?
That and the perform the same function, specifying person who is charging. It would be like saying the the person.
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Carter LeeWhy you remove the 'the person' ? If I want to exaggeration it
You can write this:

I'm not sure about the person who is charging it. It means: I can see (or I know) the person, but do not trust him. He seems strange.
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Carter Lee"I'm not sure about that the person who is charging it"
What do you mean by "charging it"? What situation are you describing?
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