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Wed 12 Jul, 2017 03:59 am
Is the use of THAT correct in the sentence below?
He is no longer THAT John I used to know.
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Wed 12 Jul, 2017 04:47 am
@paok1970,
i would change it to
He is no longer THE John THAT I used to know.
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