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Hanuman_2000 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
That
Hello,
1. That you need a car is obvious.
I could understand 'You need a car is obvious.', but the sentence start with 'that' which makes me uncomfortable to understand.
Could anyone explain the use of 'that' or 'that clause'?
Thanks.
1. That you need a car is obvious.
I could understand 'You need a car is obvious.', but the sentence start with 'that' which makes me uncomfortable to understand.
Could anyone explain the use of 'that' or 'that clause'?
Thanks.
Top answer
You need car is obvious is incorrect. What is obvious is (The fact) that you need a car.
- You need car is obvious is incorrect.
- What is obvious is (The fact) that you need a car.
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You need car is obvious is incorrect. What is obvious is (The fact) that you need a car.
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