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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Who that...
Hi teachers,
I wonder if English native speakers often use the phrase like "Who that .."?
E.g. Who that knows her well can doubt her words?
Thanks in advance.
I wonder if English native speakers often use the phrase like "Who that .."?
E.g. Who that knows her well can doubt her words?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi, No. Clive
- Hi, No.
- Clive
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AnonymousI wonder if English native speakers often use the phrase like "Who that .."?I'd say it's grammatical, and it is also much better than saying "Who who knows her well can doubt her words?" However, it is not very common to begin a question with "Who that..." It would be more typical to wor
E.g. Who that knows her well can doubt her words?
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Hi Yankee,
>Can anyone who/that knows her well doubt her words?
Oh, thank you very much! This type of sentence never came to mind.
In school, we learn "Who that ~" but I was not sure if this is something that native speakers living in the 21st century use in their daily lives. My question was cleared up:)
>Can anyone who/that knows her well doubt her words?
Oh, thank you very much! This type of sentence never came to mind.
In school, we learn "Who that ~" but I was not sure if this is something that native speakers living in the 21st century use in their daily lives. My question was cleared up:)
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