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Samerrustom Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Please assist me

We believe all companies should do the same.
OR
We believe that all companies should do the same.

Could you explain when I have to use THAT in a sentence please?
  

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samerrustom We believe all companies should do the same. OR We believe that all companies should do the same. Both are OK.

— Teechr

  • samerrustom We believe all companies should do the same.
  • OR We believe that all companies should do the same.
  • Both are OK.
  • samerrustom Could you explain when I have to use THAT in a sentence please?
  • That's too broad a question to answer.
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samerrustomWe believe all companies should do the same. OR We believe that all companies should do the same.
Both are OK.
samerrustomCould you explain when I have to use THAT in a sentence please?
That's too broad a question to answer.
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Thank you.
I am surfing a lot of this preposition.
I want to know when THAT change the meaning of the sentence if this is possible please?
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It's much better if you give us (full) sentences to work with.
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That what I was thinking to do my friend.

These are the times when it is good to know how to deal with the situation, what to say, and how to remain composed. The tactics THAT you will learn in this book will help you to face all sorts of situations you may face in an interview.

The capitalized THAT and TO are added by me.
I am not sure about that but I think the writer misse
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samerrustomThe tactics THAT you will learn in this book will help you ... etc.
The relative clause "that you will learn in this book" can be reduced by removing the relative pronoun "that" from it.
The tactic you will learn in this book will help you ... etc.
samerrustom ... will help you to face all sorts of situations ... et
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Thank or your reply and I am sorry for calling you my friend.Emotion: smile
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You're most welcome. Emotion: smile
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