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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
sure/fact/danger... that
Hello all,
What does senetnce after 'that clause' call in English?
I am sure that they are not adjective clause.
what is the grammatical rule of these sentences and 'fact,sure,danger,..'?
And, when we can use them?
" I was sure that I had left my keys on the counter
There is a danger that the money will simply be wasted.
He has never hidden the fact that he’s gay."
What does senetnce after 'that clause' call in English?
I am sure that they are not adjective clause.
what is the grammatical rule of these sentences and 'fact,sure,danger,..'?
And, when we can use them?
" I was sure that I had left my keys on the counter
There is a danger that the money will simply be wasted.
He has never hidden the fact that he’s gay."
Top answer
Have a look at the link below. org/wiki/Cleft_sentence
- Have a look at the link below.
- org/wiki/Cleft_sentence
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