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It: It is this thing which disturbed me #1 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 17:50 pm   It: It is this thing which disturbed me
 

Dear teachers,

Please choose the correct sentences:

1. It is this thing which disturbed me.
2. It is this thing that disturbed me.
3.It is it which disturbed me.
4.It is it that disturbed me.
Is there a rule?

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Questions #2 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 17:54 pm   Questions
 

Hi,

I sometimes think we are the students and you are the teacher.

Why don't you ever commit yourself and say which one you think is correct?

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Questions #3 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 17:56 pm   Questions
 

I think 1, 2 are correct, 3, 4 are acceptable. How about you?
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It: It is this thing which disturbed me #4 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 18:01 pm   It: It is this thing which disturbed me
 

I have a few questions, Quoc.

1. How does your class work? Does your teacher simply write things on the blackboard without any explanation whatsoever and then tell you that you should research the answers?

2. Are you asking us to do your homework for you?

3. How long have you been learning English?

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Questions #5 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 18:01 pm   Questions
 

Hi,

I think 3 and 4 are distinctly odd. Where did you find them?

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It: It is this thing which disturbed me #6 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 18:06 pm   It: It is this thing which disturbed me
 

Dear teacher,

1. Yes, my teacher only wrote on the blackboard.

2. I have learned E for 1 years.

3. These sentences are from my teacher.

4. they're not homework. They're what my teacher wrote on the blackboard but I doubt.

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Questions #7 (permalink) Thu Aug 31, 2006 18:31 pm   Questions
 

Hi,

What is the procedure then? Your teacher writes stuff on the board and what does she say to you when she's done that? Does she tell you to do somehting with what she has written?

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