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Muzabee Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
What-clause/that-clause
Hi, teachers!!. I'm learning English as a foreign langage.
I have a question on the following sentence.
"That she is pretty is not important to me."
Can I use this sentence of "What she is pretty is not important to me." instead of the above one?
If I do, is there any difference between two of them?
I have a question on the following sentence.
"That she is pretty is not important to me."
Can I use this sentence of "What she is pretty is not important to me." instead of the above one?
If I do, is there any difference between two of them?
Top answer
Welcome to EF, muzabee! What she is pretty is not important to me is incorrect English. CB
- Welcome to EF, muzabee!
- What she is pretty is not important to me is incorrect English.
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Welcome to EF, muzabee! What she is pretty is not important to me is incorrect English.
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