In Demonstrative Adjectives^x, Pronouns^x, Clauses^x

Hi That can be a demonstrative pronoun eg Look at that That can be a demonstrative adjective eg Look at that tiger The plural form is those eg Look at those tigers That can be a conjunction introducing a subordinate clause eg Tom knows that Mary loves her Now let s simplify your rather...

Hi We PRO therefore the Representatives N of the United States of PREP America in general adj congress assembled appealing to the Supreme Judge N of the world for the rectitude n of our intentions do v in the name and conj by authority of the article good people of these demonstrative adjective...

In Q1 you cannot omit the second that that land because it is the demonstrative adjective not the relative pronoun The other that can be omitted In Q2 the second and third that can be omitted The basic rule is that that can be omitted as long as the meaning is not confused by doing so There are...

Hi people I know of some cases when that can be omitted as in I told him that he was looking great tonight Can we always omit that when it has this function Here I see it as merely connecting the two clauses BTW which part of speech is that in my example above Is it a subordinating conjunction...

Either your terminology or your understanding is a bit confused Mystery That is not always considered one of the relative pronouns who what which but when it is it is simultaneously serving as a subordinating conjunction In I didn t know that a business like this needs much working capital that...

You are not one of the group that I can stand The relative clause is redundant What do you want to know about the demonstrative adjectives pronouns The topic is rather broad

Hello again Neon Regarding these two words please listen again Some dependent clauses begin with that the restrictive relative pronoun Other dependent clauses begin with which a restrictive and non restrictive pronoun However that as a demonstrative pronoun or demonstrative adjective is a...

Hi this is my first post to the group I ve just pasted information from Pocket Fowler s Modern English Usage To be quite frank I don t really understand these definitions fully but I hope the information is useful to you So regarding the words 1 Than 2 that 1 Than is normally used to introduce...