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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Joining with a clause
Hello,
Example: USA ceased to be the free nation that it had always been.
I am assuming that 'that' is necessary here to connect the two clauses? Is that so, or can one do without it?
Example: USA ceased to be the free nation that it had always been.
I am assuming that 'that' is necessary here to connect the two clauses? Is that so, or can one do without it?
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'That' is not necessary there. 'The', however, is: ' The USA'.
- 'That' is not necessary there.
- 'The', however, is: ' The USA'.
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'That' is not necessary there. 'The', however, is: 'The USA'.
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