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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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"I suppose that's a common conceit, that you've already been so damaged that damage itself, in its totality, makes you safe"
I'm not sure of whether or not the second that is a conjunction. Additionaly, I do not understand why the 'comma' after conceit is used.
I'm not sure of whether or not the second that is a conjunction. Additionaly, I do not understand why the 'comma' after conceit is used.
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I think that the comma is wrong. One term for that 'that' is conjunction, but the new grammar may have another term for it.
- I think that the comma is wrong.
- One term for that 'that' is conjunction, but the new grammar may have another term for it.
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I think that the comma is wrong. One term for that 'that' is conjunction, but the new grammar may have another term for it.
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