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  • Guidelines for Using That - Write with Jean
    When you use that as a pointer, make sure there’s a person, place, or thing right after it In formal grammatical terminology, you need to avoid the error called an indefinite pronoun reference In plain English, make sure that refers to the exact words you’ve written earlier in your piece
  • How To Know When To Use “That” In Your Writing - GrammarMill
    When you’re trimming unnecessary uses of “that” from your writing, be sure to pay attention to sentences where it appears multiple times or even twice in a row (“that that”) These sentences can be grammatically correct but stylistically undesirable
  • How and When to Use That in English - ThoughtCo
    That' is used to connect clauses and can often be replaced by 'who' or 'which ' 'That' is sometimes left out of sentences, especially after reporting verbs or in relative clauses 'That' introduces clauses in sentences as a subject, object, or complement, adding important details
  • Find Your Phrase in Important Moments - MIT Sloan Management . . .
    Of course, when responding to workplace infractions, one size does not fit all Different situations require different approaches, and your response will depend on your objectives, who is involved, and the context Your personality and normal way of showing up in the world will also make some approaches more appealing and authentic for you
  • Is that that Grammatically Correct? (Rules Examples)
    Yes, “that that” is grammatically correct in English It might sound odd, but there are cases where using “that” twice in a row makes sense This usually happens when the first “that” is a relative pronoun, which introduces a clause, and the second “that” is a demonstrative pronoun or a conjunction
  • Academic Guides: Grammar and Mechanics: That as a Conjunction
    In formal written English, for clarity, most academic writers choose to keep "that" when it introduces a noun clause (Caplan, 2012) Leaving out "that" can cause the reader to misread (at first anyway) the subject of the dependent clause as being the object of the reporting verb (Jamieson, 2012)
  • The Ultimate Guide to Using English Phrases | Grammarly
    No matter which role a phrase is playing, it’s achieving one simple goal: making your sentences richer by giving your words context, detail, and clarity Keep in mind, not all phrases are good phrases





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