dawnngcm
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- Mar 5, 2010
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- Student or Learner
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- Chinese
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- Hong Kong
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- Hong Kong
I saw an e-news write,
“Police said that when they found Davis, she denied involvement and admitted to using oxycodone, a controlled drug similar to morphine that can be used as apain-killer but is often abused by addicts.”
I surfed on internet and found many similar sentence structures like “that why”, “that where”, “that what”. However, it is very rare examples I could find in dictionaries or grammar books.
Are these kind of sentence structures the natural English/grammatically correct sentences?
“Police said that when they found Davis, she denied involvement and admitted to using oxycodone, a controlled drug similar to morphine that can be used as apain-killer but is often abused by addicts.”
I surfed on internet and found many similar sentence structures like “that why”, “that where”, “that what”. However, it is very rare examples I could find in dictionaries or grammar books.
Are these kind of sentence structures the natural English/grammatically correct sentences?