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- 02-Aug-2011, 13:12 #1
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that clause When a that clause is a noun complement is it possible to omit that grammatically? It is a pity that you cann't come to the party. Is it possible to omit that here?
- 02-Aug-2011, 13:13 #2
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Teacher Re: that clause Yes.
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