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Mkyol Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
That's four balloons we've colored
"That's four balloons we've colored." Is that grammatically correct?
"Those are four ballons (that) we've colored." gives me a different sense of meaning.
What's the intended meaning of the (former) sentence?
"Those are four ballons (that) we've colored." gives me a different sense of meaning.
What's the intended meaning of the (former) sentence?
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I believe it means the number completed is "four."
If someone were counting, they might say, "Okay, that's seven." or, "That's number seven." ("That makes seven we've completed.")
If someone were counting, they might say, "Okay, that's seven." or, "That's number seven." ("That makes seven we've completed.")
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