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Navitasan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Want that
Which are correct:
1) She can kiss me if she wants it.
2) She can kiss me if she wants that.
3) I can help you if you want it.
4) I can help you if you want that.
5) I can help you if you want.
Gratefully,
Navi
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Is the pronoun "it" intended to be anaphoric? And is the determinative "that" intended to be a anaphoric or deictic?
- Is the pronoun "it" intended to be anaphoric?
- And is the determinative "that" intended to be a anaphoric or deictic?
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Is the pronoun "it" intended to be anaphoric? And is the determinative "that" intended to be a anaphoric or deictic?
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