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Frank Qie Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
THAT as relative pronoun
Hello, teachers!
Are the following sentences grammatically correct?
1. Katingting, traditional is worth for the people THAT lives on the coast.
2. I meet the new a teacher THAT teaches History.
Are the following sentences grammatically correct?
1. Katingting, traditional is worth for the people THAT lives on the coast.
2. I meet the new a teacher THAT teaches History.
Top answer
1. Katingting is a traditional boat which is valuable for the people who live on the coast. 2.
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- Katingting is a traditional boat which is valuable for the people who live on the coast.
- 2.
- I met the new teacher who teaches history.
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1. Katingting is a traditional boat which is valuable for the people who live on the coast.
2. I met the new teacher who teaches history.
2. I met the new teacher who teaches history.
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That is acceptable in BrE as a relative pronoun for people in defining relative clauses.
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