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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
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Verb
Hello,
I have problems of identifying the verb patterns such some verbs take a noun/pronoun and "that clause" / "to infinitive" etc.
However, the same verb takes "that clause" /" to infinitive" without a noun/pronoun.
1. She promised that she would clean the room
2. She promised me that she would clean the room.
What are the differences in both the sentences used with a pronoun and without pronoun?
Thanks.
I have problems of identifying the verb patterns such some verbs take a noun/pronoun and "that clause" / "to infinitive" etc.
However, the same verb takes "that clause" /" to infinitive" without a noun/pronoun.
1. She promised that she would clean the room
2. She promised me that she would clean the room.
What are the differences in both the sentences used with a pronoun and without pronoun?
Thanks.
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hanuman_2000 What are the differences 1. She promised that she would clean the room. The promise was made to someone, but we don't know who.
- hanuman_2000 What are the differences 1.
- She promised that she would clean the room.
- The promise was made to someone, but we don't know who.
- 2.
- She promised me that she would clean the room.
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hanuman_2000What are the differences1. She promised that she would clean the room.
The promise was made to someone, but we don't know who.
2. She promised me that she would clean the room.
The promise was made to me specifically.
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