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10Can anyone explain why the answer is01b00 "that"02b00? Or are there any other answers?0-

0 No, it's 01b00that02b00. 02br
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00 Think about:02br
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00 He said01b00 that02b00 he wanted to be buried ....02br
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00The other don't work here. You'll just have to read more English05002br
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0 «Can anyone explain why the answer is "that"? Or are there any other answers?»02br
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00I find it hard to explain... Really.02br
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00Let's take a simplier sentence and divide it into two parts:02br
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00He said that he likes Ford cars.02br
00First part: He said02br
00Second part: He likes Ford cars.02

0 The space requires a pronoun.02br
00This should be an apposition: noun phrase and a noun clause are placed side by side.02br
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00"His last words, 01font00which02font00 he wanted to be buried near his wife,made everyone weep." 01font00grammar is ok -- relative clause -- but the meaning

0 Dear friends can we use that after comma here,,,I think I have heard somewhere that we can't use "that after comma if it is a relative clause 0-

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01cite10Marius Hancu12cite10No, it's 11b10that12b10. 12br
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10He said11b10 that12b10 he wanted to be buried ....12br
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01cite10Redkiddy12cite10Dear friends can we use that after comma here,,,I think I have heard somewhere that we can't use "that after comma if it is a relative clause12blockquote

10His last words, 01font00that he wanted to be buried near his wife02font00,made everyone weep.

Ok I'm haveing a little trouble understanding clauses for English Grammer and scarching for help isn't the answer B that.

Hello everybody,

I suppose that a slight change would make this sentence acceptable with "which" as a connector:

His last words ,which he wanted to be burried with him, made everyone weep.

or,

Her last words, which he wanted to be burried with his wife ,made everyone weep.

The mean