That something
When saying that something or someone is in a particular place, you can use the dummy subject there.
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What is the grammatical form and function of "that" in "that something or someone.."?
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Jigneshbharati When saying that [something or someone is in a particular place] , you can use the dummy subject there. 'that' is a subordinator introducing the bracketed declarative content clause. The underlined part functions as complement of the gerund-participle 'saying'.
- Jigneshbharati When saying that [something or someone is in a particular place] , you can use the dummy subject there.
- 'that' is a subordinator introducing the bracketed declarative content clause.
- The underlined part functions as complement of the gerund-participle 'saying'.
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JigneshbharatiWhen saying that [something or someone is in a particular place], you can use the dummy subject there.
'that' is a subordinator introducing the bracketed declarative content clause. The underlined part functions as complement of the gerund-participle 'saying'.
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