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Jack112 Posted 20 years ago
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1. According to the rules above, that means, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor.(What does 'that' refer to here? Does it refer to 'according'? How is 'that' used compared to #2?)
2. According to the rules above, those mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor. (Is this sentence correct with 'those'? Sounds kind of strange.)
3. According to the rules above, they mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor. (Is the meaning the same as #2?)
4. According to the rules above, that mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor.(Does that refer to 'rules' here? With the plural verb 'mean', do I have to give more than one explanation? )
Thanks.
2. According to the rules above, those mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor. (Is this sentence correct with 'those'? Sounds kind of strange.)
3. According to the rules above, they mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor. (Is the meaning the same as #2?)
4. According to the rules above, that mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor.(Does that refer to 'rules' here? With the plural verb 'mean', do I have to give more than one explanation? )
Thanks.
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Jack112 1. (What does 'that' refer to here? Does it refer to 'according'?
- Jack112 1.
- (What does 'that' refer to here?
- Does it refer to 'according'?
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- According to the rules above, those mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor.
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Jack112
1. According to the rules above, that means, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor.(What does 'that' refer to here? Does it refer to 'according'? How is 'that' used compared to #2?)
2. According to the rules above, those mean, I cannot drive a car at night without a supervisor. (Is this sentence correct with 'those'? Sounds
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