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"That" is a restrictive modifier necessary to identify the noun. Examples include:
"That" is a restrictive modifier necessary to identify the noun. Examples include:
*The book '''''that''''' I enjoyed the most was ''[[A Choice Not an Echo]]''.
*The book '''''that''''' I enjoyed the most was ''[[A Choice Not an Echo]]''.
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*The movie '''''that''''' is most [[conservative]] among modern musicals was ''[[Grease (
film
)|Grease]]''.
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*The movie '''''that''''' is most [[conservative]] among modern musicals was ''[[Grease (
musical
)|Grease
(1978)
]]''.
Rarely is there proper usage of "that" immediately after a comma, because the noun needs to be identified before the comma.
Rarely is there proper usage of "that" immediately after a comma, because the noun needs to be identified before the comma.
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