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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Using 'That' in a sentence

Would this sentence make grammatical sense if I were to remove those two capitalized 'THATs'?

I can't guarantee THAT I will be in Sheffield until this date, however, because my I may decide THAT I want to return home sooner as I have completed my course.
  

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Anonymous Would this sentence make grammatical sense if I were to remove those two capitalized 'THATs'? No; nor does it with them. This is fine: I can't guarantee I will be in Sheffield until this date, however, because I may decide I want to return home soon er, a s I have completed my course.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Would this sentence make grammatical sense if I were to remove those two capitalized 'THATs'?
  • No; nor does it with them.
  • This is fine: I can't guarantee I will be in Sheffield until this date, however, because I may decide I want to return home soon er, a s I have completed my course.
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AnonymousWould this sentence make grammatical sense if I were to remove those two capitalized 'THATs'?
No; nor does it with them. This is fine:

I can't guarantee I will be in Sheffield until this date, however, because I may decide I want to return home sooner, as I have completed my course.
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