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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
It's not
"It's not that I don't like burgers, it's just that I want to eat some pizza now."
My question:
Is 'that' and 'just' can be omitted and break the sentence with a period as in the last sentence?
"It's not I don't like burgers, it's I want to eat some pizza now."
"It's not I don't like burgers, it's just I want to eat some pizza now."
"It's not I don't like burgers. It's I want to eat some pizza now."
Thank you
My question:
Is 'that' and 'just' can be omitted and break the sentence with a period as in the last sentence?
"It's not I don't like burgers, it's I want to eat some pizza now."
"It's not I don't like burgers, it's just I want to eat some pizza now."
"It's not I don't like burgers. It's I want to eat some pizza now."
Thank you
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You can leave out the "just," you can break the sentence into two sentences, but you can't leave out the "that."
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Which 'that' are you referring to? I just want to be sure which one is safe to omit.
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