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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Which/that

You shouldn't be able to act like that and then have nothing happen to you.

Is "which/that" implied after nothing in the sentence above?

  

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anonymous You shouldn't be able to act like that and then have nothing happen to you . Is "which/that" implied after nothing in the sentence above? No.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous You shouldn't be able to act like that and then have nothing happen to you .
  • Is "which/that" implied after nothing in the sentence above?
  • No.
  • I think the catenative structure "have nothing happen" may be causing you some difficulty.
  • The result is that you have nothing happen to you.
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anonymous

You shouldn't be able to act like that and then have nothing happen to you.

Is "which/that" implied after nothing in the sentence above?

No.

I think the catenative structure "have nothing happen" may be causing you some difficulty.

The result is that you have nothing happen to you.
(You experience that not

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