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Originally Posted by enginozel43  3-people from the richer countries try to ignore................many people lived in absolute poverty.
a)who
b)the fact that
c)what
d)whom
e)whose
which one is correct and why?
can we use ''that'' in the blank? |
Hi
When referring to a place, thing or idea use these relative pronouns:
(A place, thing or idea)-- Which, That
When using relative pronouns for places, things or ideas, rather than determining case, the writer must decide whether the information in the dependent clause is essential to the meaning of the dependent clause or simply additional information.
People from richer countries try to ignore the fact that [ or "that"] many people live in absolute poverty.- the second clause is a direct object clause.
that - relative pronoun
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