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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Which/that

Hi all!


Is it possible to leave out "which/that" here or do I have to use it?


To attract attention of customers, there is no doubt that they (airlines) will have too either lower the price or provide them with a special service (which/that????) they (customers) aren´t used to.


Thanks.

  

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" I recommend that . I also fixed some issues with the text. It is still not exactly what I would write.

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  • " I recommend that .
  • I also fixed some issues with the text.
  • It is still not exactly what I would write.
  • To attract the attention of customers, there is no doubt that they (the airlines ) will have to either lower the price or provide them with a special service that they (customers) are n ' t used to.
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You can use either "which" or "that." I recommend that. I also fixed some issues with the text. It is still not exactly what I would write.

To attract the attention of customers, there is no doubt that they (the airlines) will have to either lower the price or provide them with a special service that they (customers) are

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Thank you very much. You helped me a lot. Appreciate it!

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