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Chiaking Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
the or that ?
How is the meaning different?
That animated movie made me cry.
The animated movie made me cry.
That animated movie made me cry.
The animated movie made me cry.
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Both are correct sentences. The difference lies in the situation at hand. The demonstrative (that) is used to "point to" a particular movie that has already been mentioned, probably to distinguish it from another movie.
- Both are correct sentences.
- The difference lies in the situation at hand.
- The demonstrative (that) is used to "point to" a particular movie that has already been mentioned, probably to distinguish it from another movie.
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Both are correct sentences. The difference lies in the situation at hand. The demonstrative (that) is used to "point to" a particular movie that has already been mentioned, probably to distinguish it from another movie.
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