"That" as a relative pronoun or conjunction
A doctor is so familiar with most of the things that can happen to minds and bodies that little can startle him.
Could you tell me if the underlined that is a relative pronoun or conjunction? I have a notion that it is a conjunction: little(=S) can startle him(=VP).
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A relative pronoun refers to a noun or pronoun in the matrix clause. A doctor that is very experienced is so familiar with most of the things that can happen to minds and bodies that little can startle him. "
- A relative pronoun refers to a noun or pronoun in the matrix clause.
- A doctor that is very experienced is so familiar with most of the things that can happen to minds and bodies that little can startle him.
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A relative pronoun refers to a noun or pronoun in the matrix clause.
A doctor that is very experienced is so familiar with most of the things that can happen to minds and bodies
0anonymousA doctor is so familiar with most of the things that can happen to minds and bodies that little can startle him.
Could you tell me if the underlined that is a relative pronoun or conjunction? I have a notion that it is a conjunction: little(=S) can startle him(=VP).
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