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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
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That
Just how do we start that perfect sentence? It can be a tough decision.
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What is the grammatical form and function of "that" and what does it refere to?
http://blog.paperrater.com/2015/06/sentence-beginnings.html?m=1
What is the grammatical form and function of "that" and what does it refere to?
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"that" is a determiner; it modifies "perfect sentence". Since no perfect sentence has previously been mentioned in the text, "that" in this case refers to the concept of a "perfect sentence" that we are supposed to already understand from experience or common knowledge.
- "that" is a determiner; it modifies "perfect sentence".
- Since no perfect sentence has previously been mentioned in the text, "that" in this case refers to the concept of a "perfect sentence" that we are supposed to already understand from experience or common knowledge.
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"that" is a determiner; it modifies "perfect sentence". Since no perfect sentence has previously been mentioned in the text, "that" in this case refers to the concept of a "perfect sentence" that we are supposed to already understand from experience or common knowledge.
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