Relative pronoun
In the context: collecting a cheque from someone.
I am going to collect the cheque that he has it.
The cheque that he has i will collect.
Please suggest the sentence with "relative pronoun- that"
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Preliminary point: trad grammar calls the "that" found in relative clauses a relative pronoun. But it's actually a subordinator, as some modern grammars are coming round to. I would suggest: I'm going to collect the cheque that he has .
- Preliminary point: trad grammar calls the "that" found in relative clauses a relative pronoun.
- But it's actually a subordinator, as some modern grammars are coming round to.
- I would suggest: I'm going to collect the cheque that he has .
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Preliminary point: trad grammar calls the "that" found in relative clauses a relative pronoun. But it's actually a subordinator, as some modern grammars are coming round to.
I would suggest:
I'm going to collect the cheque that he has.
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