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A question for you!
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libertybelle
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Freddie - except that you write WHO when referring to people.
So that doesn �t work!
I can get it to more than 3 thats!!!
I said that that crown is that Ivona chick that (who) is always asking for that crown!
hee hee
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21 Feb 2009
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Paola_
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I was told THAT THAT man - the one THAT you saw THAT night- wasn�t THAT intelligent.
(Does this make sense?) ;)
♥HUGS♥
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21 Feb 2009
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freddie
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Hey L!!
You can use `that` in a defining relative clause to refer to people!  At least I do!
Cheers |
21 Feb 2009
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flaviatl
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He told me that that teacher, the one that made you write a sentence with so many thats, must have a pretty good sentence of her own with at least five thats.
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21 Feb 2009
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ameliarator
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I �m impressed with all your examples!�
�I once had a student who, in conversation (not as a brian teaser) said, "If I had had more suitcases I wouldn �t have had to have had such a big carry-on."... She needed a little help getting that one to come out right. It made my brain hurt. |
21 Feb 2009
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Ivona
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Were were supposed to have the that �s in a row?? or just lots of that �s withing a sentence? It would be a piece of cake then, if the latter! 
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21 Feb 2009
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Jayho
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I understand that that that that this is all about, that is, that that that that makes them fight over that crown, is that that that that they all dispute is how many thats can you have in a row?
Thats all folks |
21 Feb 2009
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