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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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1. I know you are happy today. I hear you are well.
2. I know that you are happy today. I hear that you are despondent.
Which sentences are correct.? Why, what is the rule?
2. I know that you are happy today. I hear that you are despondent.
Which sentences are correct.? Why, what is the rule?
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Both are correct. Complementizer that is usually optional. You can't leave it out, however, if it's the subject of a relative clause.
- Both are correct.
- Complementizer that is usually optional.
- You can't leave it out, however, if it's the subject of a relative clause.
- CJ
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Both are correct. Complementizerthat is usually optional. You can't leave it out, however, if it's the subject of a relative clause.
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