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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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That
I find that interesting that you're making that your main concern.
What does the second that refer to?
What does the second that refer to?
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It refers back to some earlier subject. " For example: A. The killer set the boy on fire.
- It refers back to some earlier subject.
- " For example: A.
- The killer set the boy on fire.
- B.
- What sort of lighter did he use?
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It refers back to some earlier subject. So "that" means "that topic" or "that subject" or "that issue."
For example:
A. The killer set the boy on fire.
B. What sort of lighter did he use?
A. I find it odd that you're making that your main concern.
(that now refers to "what sort of lighter.")
Clear?
For example:
A. The killer set the boy on fire.
B. What sort of lighter did he use?
A. I find it odd that you're making that your main concern.
(that now refers to "what sort of lighter.")
Clear?
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