Jack112 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
That
I was reading my horoscope and I came across this:
Tackle chores Sunday to Tuesday-that leaves you free to enjoy the month of social delights, popularity, entertainment, flirtation, optimism and happiness that starts Wednesday.
1. Tackle chores Sunday to Tuesday-that leaves you free to enjoy the month of social delights, popularity, entertainment, flirtation, optimism and happiness that starts Wednesday. (What do those two thats refer to? Especially the second 'that', I don't understand why it is singular. )
Thanks.
Tackle chores Sunday to Tuesday-that leaves you free to enjoy the month of social delights, popularity, entertainment, flirtation, optimism and happiness that starts Wednesday.
1. Tackle chores Sunday to Tuesday-that leaves you free to enjoy the month of social delights, popularity, entertainment, flirtation, optimism and happiness that starts Wednesday. (What do those two thats refer to? Especially the second 'that', I don't understand why it is singular. )
Thanks.
Top answer
The first "that" refers to tackling chores Sunday to Tuesday. That - the tackling of chores - leaves you free ... The second "that" refers to "month".
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The first "that" refers to tackling chores Sunday to Tuesday.
That - the tackling of chores - leaves you free ...
The second "that" refers to "month".
... the month ... that starts Wednesday.
CJ
That - the tackling of chores - leaves you free ...
The second "that" refers to "month".
... the month ... that starts Wednesday.
CJ
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