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Krack Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Where should I use "that"

Hi, can you please look at the following sentences, and tell me where the word "that" is more applicable.

1) Look, I understand you are not happy that I do not want to help you riht now, but I am busy.

2) Look, I understand that you are not happy that I do not want to help you right now, but I am busy.

3) Look, I understamd that you are not happy I do not want to help you right now. but I am busy.


Thank you.

  

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Krack 1) Look, I understand you are not happy that I do not want to help you ri g ht now, but I am busy. 2) Look, I understand that you are not happy that I do not want to help you right now, but I am busy. 3) Look, I understa n d that you are not happy I do not want to help you right now , but I am busy.

— Persian Learner

  • Krack 1) Look, I understand you are not happy that I do not want to help you ri g ht now, but I am busy.
  • 2) Look, I understand that you are not happy that I do not want to help you right now, but I am busy.
  • 3) Look, I understa n d that you are not happy I do not want to help you right now , but I am busy.
  • 'that' is optional in all the cases.
  • I'd keep it after 'understand' for more clarity.
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Krack1) Look, I understand you are not happy that I do not want to help you right now, but I am busy.
2) Look, I understand that you are not happy that I do not want to help you right now, but I am busy.
3) Look, I understand that you are not happy I do
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