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"I thought 'that' I would never get it" - Can I omit 'that' here?

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#1 (permalink) Thu Apr 27, 2006 18:23 pm "I thought 'that' I would never get it" - Can I omit 'that' here?

Hello!. How is it going?. Correct me, please! "I thought "that" I would never get it" Can I omit "that" in this sentence? I think so, but... Cheers! Jes?s

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#2 (permalink) Fri Apr 28, 2006 0:06 am CAn I omit 'that' here?

Yes, you can omit "that" in the sentence. It's optional.

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